Arrow transmitter
First Claim
1. An arrow transmitter, comprising:
- A) a head assembly comprising an arrow having a tip, extending from said arrow is a shaft having a neck that terminates at a threaded portion;
B) a tubular shaft assembly defining a first shaft cavity with a first exterior wall and first and second ends, said tubular shaft assembly also comprises fletching that is fixedly mounted onto said first exterior wall and a nock mounted onto said first end;
C) a housing assembly housed within said tubular shaft assembly;
D) a plug;
E) a transmitter assembly housed within said housing assembly, said transmitter assembly comprises a computer chip assembly, a switch, an actuator housing, and a battery assembly, said switch comprises a base and a first protrusion, and said actuator housing comprises a sidewall, a stopper wall and a rear wall to house said first protrusion, a spring member, an actuator pin, and an actuator stopper, in a natural state, said actuator stopper is biased against said stopper wall due to a spring force of said spring member, whereby said spring member originates from said base; and
F) a global positioning system tracking unit to determine a precise location of hunted game once struck and after said transmitter assembly is activated when a force overcomes said spring force of said spring member to cause said actuator pin to make contact with said first protrusion to activate said switch that activates said transmitter assembly.
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Abstract
An arrow transmitter comprises a head assembly having an arrow having a tip. Extending from the arrow is a shaft having a neck that terminates at a threaded portion. A tubular shaft assembly defines a first shaft cavity with a first exterior wall and first and second ends. The tubular shaft assembly also comprises fletching that is fixedly mounted onto the first exterior wall and a nock mounted onto the first end. A plugged housing assembly is housed within the tubular shaft assembly. A transmitter assembly is housed within the housing assembly. A global positioning system tracking unit determines a precise location of hunted game once struck and after the transmitter assembly is activated when a force overcomes the spring force of the spring member. Thus, causing the actuator pin to make contact with the first protrusion to activate the switch that activates the transmitter assembly.
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17 Claims
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1. An arrow transmitter, comprising:
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A) a head assembly comprising an arrow having a tip, extending from said arrow is a shaft having a neck that terminates at a threaded portion; B) a tubular shaft assembly defining a first shaft cavity with a first exterior wall and first and second ends, said tubular shaft assembly also comprises fletching that is fixedly mounted onto said first exterior wall and a nock mounted onto said first end; C) a housing assembly housed within said tubular shaft assembly; D) a plug; E) a transmitter assembly housed within said housing assembly, said transmitter assembly comprises a computer chip assembly, a switch, an actuator housing, and a battery assembly, said switch comprises a base and a first protrusion, and said actuator housing comprises a sidewall, a stopper wall and a rear wall to house said first protrusion, a spring member, an actuator pin, and an actuator stopper, in a natural state, said actuator stopper is biased against said stopper wall due to a spring force of said spring member, whereby said spring member originates from said base; and F) a global positioning system tracking unit to determine a precise location of hunted game once struck and after said transmitter assembly is activated when a force overcomes said spring force of said spring member to cause said actuator pin to make contact with said first protrusion to activate said switch that activates said transmitter assembly. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17)
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