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公开(公告)号:US4155550A
公开(公告)日:1979-05-22
申请号:US815836
申请日:1977-07-14
申请人: Leo N. Planakis
发明人: Leo N. Planakis
摘要: This relates to a game racket, such as a tennis racket, wherein the hand grip portion of the handle is both offset from the general plane of the head and also disposed at an angle thereto. The handle is so configurated with respect to the head wherein the center of gravity is along the axis of the hand grip portion to provide for a balanced condition. This arrangement of the handle with respect to the head permits a greater moment of inertia, by which a greater stability is obtained, particularly one against twisting of the racket in one's hand when the ball is struck off-center of the head; that is, on either side of the longitudinal axis of the racket head. Further, by off-setting the handle, a greater arc of stroke is possible, thereby permitting a struck ball to be repelled with a higher velocity.
摘要翻译: 这涉及一种诸如网球拍的游戏球拍,其中手柄的手柄部分都偏离头部的总平面并且还以与其成一定角度设置。 手柄相对于头部配置为其中重心沿着手柄部分的轴线,以提供平衡状态。 手柄相对于头部的这种布置允许更大的惯性矩,通过该惯性矩获得更大的稳定性,特别是当球被撞击头部的偏心时,在手中扭转球拍; 也就是说,在球拍头的纵向轴线的两侧。 此外,通过使手柄脱离,可以有更大的行程弧,从而允许击球以更高的速度排斥。
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公开(公告)号:US4293129A
公开(公告)日:1981-10-06
申请号:US40924
申请日:1979-05-21
申请人: Leo N. Planakis
发明人: Leo N. Planakis
CPC分类号: A63B51/06 , A63B49/02 , A63B59/40 , A63B2102/16 , A63B60/34
摘要: This relates to game rackets, such as tennis rackets, and to paddles, such as table tennis paddles, with two discrete playing surfaces wherein the planes of the playing surfaces intersect each other generally at the crown portion of the racket head or paddle blade. This relationship of the playing surfaces permits a greater arc of stroke by a player thereby permitting a struck ball to be propelled with a greater velocity. It also permits a player to strike a ball in a more forward position thereby making it easier for the player to "keep his eye on the ball," with a resulting better ball control.
摘要翻译: 这涉及诸如网球拍的游戏球拍和诸如乒乓球桨的桨,具有两个离散的游戏表面,其中游戏表面的平面大致在球拍头或桨叶的冠部彼此相交。 游戏表面的这种关系允许玩家更大程度的中风,从而允许以更大的速度推动击打的球。 它还允许玩家在更前进的位置击球,从而使得玩家更容易“保持眼球在球上”,从而得到更好的球控制。
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