BALANCING SYSTEM AND TURNING MECHANISM FOR REMOTE CONTROLLED TOY
First Claim
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1. A toy vehicle comprising:
- spaced apart wheels, the wheels being relatively aligned in a longitudinal axis defined by a straight movement,a chassis between the wheels;
the vehicle being capable of being inclined from a relatively vertical position to tilt to the left or right according to corresponding turning action to the left or right of the vehicle;
a motor for turning at least one wheel;
a receiver for control signals to regulate the motor, the signals being from a remote RF transmitter, andeach of the wheels being formed of a relatively heavy material thereby to have a relatively low center of gravity for the vehicle.
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Abstract
A radio controlled two wheeled vehicle incorporates a disposition of two motors, a gear system and electronics to provide a balancing and mobility during operation. There is a low center of gravity provided by relatively heavy wheels. The two-wheeled vehicle provides increased balancing at slower speeds between the drive system motors. In the motorbike, and a figurine having movable joints is attachable to the bike and provides for tilting of the bike and steering effects during the bike operation.
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42 Claims
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1. A toy vehicle comprising:
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spaced apart wheels, the wheels being relatively aligned in a longitudinal axis defined by a straight movement, a chassis between the wheels; the vehicle being capable of being inclined from a relatively vertical position to tilt to the left or right according to corresponding turning action to the left or right of the vehicle; a motor for turning at least one wheel; a receiver for control signals to regulate the motor, the signals being from a remote RF transmitter, and each of the wheels being formed of a relatively heavy material thereby to have a relatively low center of gravity for the vehicle. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25)
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26. A remote controlled two-wheeled toy vehicle comprising:
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a body having a chassis with front and rear ends and a central portion between the ends, between the front end and the rear end there being a longitudinal axis, a front wheel fork assembly connected to the front end of the body, and handlebars connected to the front wheel fork assembly; front and rear wheels operatively connected to and providing support for the respective front and rear ends, the front wheel being rotatable mounted on the front wheel fork assembly; the front and rear wheels being directed along the longitudinal axis, and the wheels being relatively locked in alignment with the longitudinal axis, the toy vehicle being steerable in a desired direction under the effect of a tilt relative to a vertical axis passing through the vehicle; a drive system for selectively driving the rear wheel of the toy vehicle and including a dual motor system connected to the chassis and being disposed between the front and rear wheels; the motors being operative to drive the rear wheel and for increasing the balancing of the toy vehicle during operation; circuitry for receiving signal commands from a remote transmitter and controlling the motors in response to received signal commands; and power supply disposed on the chassis for providing power to the circuitry and the motors. - View Dependent Claims (27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33)
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34. A remote controlled two-wheeled toy vehicle comprising:
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a body having front and rear ends, a front wheel fork assembly operatively connected to the front end of the body, a handlebar assembly attached to the front wheel fork assembly, the handle bar assembly being non-movable relative to the body, front and rear wheels operatively connected to and providing support for the respective front and rear ends, the front wheel being rotatably mounted on the front wheel fork assembly, the rear wheel being rotatably mounted; a motor system for operating a wheel, circuitry for receiving remote commands from a remote transmitter and controlling the toy vehicle in response to received remote commands; and a power supply with the body for providing power to the circuitry; and
the turning of the vehicle being affected by relatively tilting the vehicle from a position of vertical. - View Dependent Claims (35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42)
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