Toy airplane assembly having a microprocessor for assisting flight

A toy airplane and micro-processing technology, applied in the field of toy airplanes, can solve the problem of damage to the airplane, and achieve the effect of easy flight, cost and durability

A toy airplane and micro-processing technology, applied in the field of toy airplanes, can solve the problem of damage to the airplane, and achieve the effect of easy flight, cost and durability

CN1568212AInactive Publication Date: 2005-01-19SPIN MASTER TOYS
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[0018] as in Figure 1-7 As shown in , the toy airplane device according to the present invention includes an airplane 31 having a radio receiving device 73 and a microprocessor 71 . The airplane set provided by the present invention can be easily flown, is less expensive and more durable than existing toy airplanes.

[0019] Such as figure 1 , 3, 7, the aircraft fuselage 12 is a one-piece molded product and therefore does not require any installation by the user to construct the fuselage. The fuselage 12 is made of a foam material such as EPS or EPP foam material, so that the aircraft 31 is durable and has a lower cost than existing toy aircraft. The shape of the fuselage is basically the shape of a wing for flying, thus giving the aircraft a high coefficient of lift which helps to keep the aircraft flying, even for a beginner. Fuselage 12 includes a nose 32 of the aircraft, first and second main wings 33 and 34 , and first and second rear wings 35 and 36 . Empennage 13 i...

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A toy airplane assembly (31) is provided that is easy to fly, inexpensive, and durable. The toy plane assembly includes a plane having a radio receiver (73) and a microprocessor (71). Batteries (19) housed in the fuselage (12) power the printed circuit board (14) to which the microprocessor (71) and radio receiver (73) are attached. The radio receiver (73) receives signals from a hand-held remote control radio transmitter (51) and are transmitted to the microprocessor (71). The microprocessor (71) decodes the signals and, in response thereto, distributes power to the motors (8,8A) for driving the propellers (2,2A). All movement of the plane is controlled by the microprocessor (71), thereby providing microprocessor assisted flight. The plane fuselage (12) is a one-piece molded part, made of a foam material to provide a durable plane.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to toy airplanes. More particularly, the present invention relates to toy airplanes having microprocessors to assist in flight. Background technique [0002] Today's radio-controlled propulsion-driven toy airplanes have one or a pair of propulsion devices located on the fuselage. The propulsion device is driven by an electric motor, a motor or the like, so that the manufactured toy airplane can fly freely in the air. Today's toy airplanes often have microprocessors that are used only to drive the airplane. These planes require an elevator or rudder to control the plane up or down, right or left. For this toy airplane, a control servo and a mechanical structure are required to control the elevator and rudder, so the airplane is difficult to control and adds weight. In addition, a large output is required for the driving power source for the propulsion device, resulting in an increase in the cost of the toy as a whole. ...

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Application Information

Patent Timeline
19 Jan 2005
Publication
CN1568212A
IPC
A63H3/06; A63H27/00; A63H30/04; F01B17/02
CPC
A63H30/04; A63H27/02
Inventors
杰弗里·雷肯珀; 布雷特·古尔德