Sculling boat assembly

Marine propulsion – Oscillating propelling means – Fishtail motion propelling means

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C440S021000, C440S103000

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06964589

ABSTRACT:
A sculling boat assembly is provided to control the traveling direction and drive a boat, and the sculling boat assembly installs a transmission mechanism on two hulls, connects an end of each transmission mechanism to a handle extended from the two hulls, connects another end of each transmission mechanism to a paddle rod extended from the tail of the boat, and connects an end of each paddle rod with an extension of a fin-shape member. Through the transmission of each paddle rod, a user applies a force onto each handle to drive the fin-shape member disposed on each paddle rod for the movements of pushing water outward and enclosing water inward, such that the water resistance is converted into a reaction by the soft and hard materials of the fin-shape member and its extension to drive the boat to move forward rapidly.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1609330 (1926-12-01), Thibodeau
patent: 2330332 (1943-09-01), Boon
patent: 2696797 (1954-12-01), Whidden
patent: 6595813 (2003-07-01), Lekhtman
patent: 6755706 (2004-06-01), Lin
patent: 6843691 (2005-01-01), Jelten

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