Hinge-type angle setting device
First Claim
1. Angle setting device with a hinge joint defining a rotational axis, comprising(a) a first member (3) provided with an actuator (1, 2) pivotally mounted at a point of attachment (4;
- 12) and limited in its movement in said first member by a first guide surface (10,
11); and
(b) a second member (5) rotatable about said rotational axis relative to said first member (3) by moving said actuator, said actuator being limited in its movement in said second member by a second guide surface (7) which forms an angle with said first guide surface, said limitation of movement by said second guide surface being arranged by said actuator (1) being journalled on the pin (4) fixed in said second member (5) and forming an angle with said rotational axis,(c) said second member (5) being essentially fixed relative to said first member (3) in the direction of said rotational axis, whereby pivoting of said actuator causes relative rotational movement between said first and second members.
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Abstract
The invention relates to an angle setting device of hinge type, especially for use in model airplanes. Two hinge members (3,5) are jointed to each other via pins (6). An actuator (1) is pivotable, and the swing angle of the hinge can be set by the pivoting of the actuator (1). This is achieved by the actuator being mechanically controlled (10,11) in the first hinge member (3) along a certain surface, as well as being mechanically controlled (4,7) along a second surface in the second hinge member (5), said two surfaces forming an angle with each other.
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4 Claims
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1. Angle setting device with a hinge joint defining a rotational axis, comprising
(a) a first member (3) provided with an actuator (1, 2) pivotally mounted at a point of attachment (4; - 12) and limited in its movement in said first member by a first guide surface (10,
11); and(b) a second member (5) rotatable about said rotational axis relative to said first member (3) by moving said actuator, said actuator being limited in its movement in said second member by a second guide surface (7) which forms an angle with said first guide surface, said limitation of movement by said second guide surface being arranged by said actuator (1) being journalled on the pin (4) fixed in said second member (5) and forming an angle with said rotational axis, (c) said second member (5) being essentially fixed relative to said first member (3) in the direction of said rotational axis, whereby pivoting of said actuator causes relative rotational movement between said first and second members. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
- 12) and limited in its movement in said first member by a first guide surface (10,
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