Ships – Sailboard and rig means therefor
Reexamination Certificate
2005-09-06
2005-09-06
Wright, Andrew D. (Department: 3617)
Ships
Sailboard and rig means therefor
C114S039320, C114S162000
Reexamination Certificate
active
06938567
ABSTRACT:
A multi-functional sailboard includes a body having a seating section and a dagger. A mast section is connected to the bow of the body and is movable between raised and lowered positions. The mast section includes a stationary mast and a movable mast. The two may be coupled together and slide along a substantially vertical path. The mast section is maintained by a halyard tied to a cleat and a hook and loop fastener is attached to the sail that secures it to the movable mast. A back rest extends upward from the body. A sculling section is secured to the body and includes a traveler, an eye clip, and a cord connected to the eye clip and rudder. The sculling section also includes a spring connected to the rudder and back rest. The rudder returns to an equilibrium position when moved from side-to-side.
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