Landing apparatus for airship and the like
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1. A landing apparatus for an airship or the like comprising:
- (a) a tugging hawser;
(b) a windlass;
(c) a mooring device;
(d) at least two lashing ropes;
wherein said windlass is mounted on the lower part of said airship;
wherein said hawser is coiled in the windlass and can be spooled out;
wherein said mooring device is connected to said tugging hawser for engaging at least one of said lashing ropes during landing of said airship; and
wherein said lashing ropes are horizontally extended above a landing space; and
(e) separate means for fixing both ends of each of said lashing ropes above said landing space until said airship has completed landing.
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A landing apparatus for an airship or the like is composed of a windlass 2, 3 mounted on the lower part of said airship 1, a tugging hawser 4, 5 releasably wound in said windlass 2, 3, a mooring device 6, 7 connected to a leading end of said hawser 4, 5 and a lashing rope 9, 10 horizontally extended spaced relation from a landing space 8. The airship can be landed by its own power when the hawser 4, 5 hanging from the airship is engaged with the lashing rope 9, 10, and is wound by the windlass 2, 3. The airship can be landed on a narrow landing space 8 since the airship is not blown off by the wind.
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1. A landing apparatus for an airship or the like comprising:
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(a) a tugging hawser; (b) a windlass; (c) a mooring device; (d) at least two lashing ropes; wherein said windlass is mounted on the lower part of said airship; wherein said hawser is coiled in the windlass and can be spooled out;
wherein said mooring device is connected to said tugging hawser for engaging at least one of said lashing ropes during landing of said airship; and
wherein said lashing ropes are horizontally extended above a landing space; and(e) separate means for fixing both ends of each of said lashing ropes above said landing space until said airship has completed landing. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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