Traction sheave warning for helicopter rescue hoist systems

Implements or apparatus for applying pushing or pulling force – Step-by-step traveling bar – Pawl actuated

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73136A, 212 39MS, B66D 148

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040058522

ABSTRACT:
A helicopter rescue hoist-traction sheave assembly including a hoist cable engaging sheave and first housing, a drive motor having a drive shaft mounting the sheave and a second housing mounting the motor and positioned in adjustable relation to the sheave housing, a rocker arm fixed to the motor-mounted housing, an alarm switch located near the rocker arm, and a torque compensating spring attached to, and normally retaining the rocker arm in a neutral position out of engagement with the switch when the drive motor is applying a normal amount of traction to the cable through the sheave and automatically moving the rocker arm to an engaged position with, and closing the switch in the event of a malfunction resulting in a substantial reduction in the motor-applied traction.

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patent: 3612486 (1971-10-01), Martin et al.
patent: 3698243 (1972-10-01), Cline
patent: 3780989 (1973-12-01), Peterson

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