Embrace-Air "TM" situates air conditioner and method for use with tent
Inactive Publication Date: 2007-12-13
HENNESSY TIMOTHY JOSEPH
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[0059]The brace spans horizontally from the tent's rear center pole to its right rear pole. It is six feet four inches long and rectangular. It's top and bottom surfaces are two inches wide. Its front and rear surfaces are four inches high. The voids are on these surfaces. The brace has three types of voids. They are: primary voids 42, secondary voids 44 and tertiary voids 46. The primary and tertiary voids are on the top and bottom surfaces. (The tertiary voids are discussed with the mount's appendage 52.) The secondary voids a
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While providing economic lodging, tents provide only basic shelter and a limited enclosed area.
Furthermore, camping for most of us is restricted to certain seasons and select times of the year.
Tents are not designed or manufactured to accommodate the many luxuries we leave behind when we go camping.
Positioning the air conditioner in this manner is precarious at best.
It can be bumped into or tripped over.
The unit can fall to the ground and be broken and cause damage to the tent.
The problem is how to safely and securely air condition a tent and not take up or use precious floor space.
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[0027]FIG. 1 shows rear perspective view of an erected cabin or room type tent. The tent 10 is nine feet wide and twelve feet long. The tent's envelope or shell is flexible, non-rigid and weather-resistant. The shell forms an enclosed area. The shell is composed of sections that are joined together. The rear vertical section is the back wall 14. This is where the tent's opening is located. The erected tent is approximately five feet six inches high at each end. Its center height is approximately six and a half feet.
[0028]Three independent frames support the tent's shell. Two tubular frame members are coupled together to form a pole. Three poles are used to form a frame. Each frame has a horizontal pole, which connects at each end to the top of a vertical pole 12. The vertical poles are parallel to each other. Theses frame's horizontal poles span the width of the tent. These frames are located at each end of the tent and in the center. Thes...
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The invention (FIG. 3 #30) comprises a brace (FIG. 4 #40) and a mount (FIG. 5 #50) that secures and positions an item so that it is partially protruded into a tent (FIG. 1 #10) via an opening (FIG. 7 #70). The brace is a multi-faceted engagement feature providing a means for attaching it to a tents frames and a mount to it. The mount is an engagement feature that facilitates securing an item to it. This feature is also a means for attaching the mount and an item and to the brace. Curl pins (FIG. 6 #60) are an engagement feature that provides a means for locking the brace and the mount, into their respective epositions.
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[0001]A portion of the disclosure of this patent document contains material which is subject to copyright protection. The copyright owner has no objection to the facsimile reproduction by anyone of the patent document or the patent disclosure, as it appears in the Patent and Trademark Office patent file or records, but otherwise reserves all copyright rights whatsoever.CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS[0002]Not Applicable.FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH OR DEVELOPED[0003]Not Applicable.REFERENCE TO SEQUENCE LISTING[0004]Not Applicable.BACKGROUND[0005]1. Field of Invention[0006]This invention relates to camping. It positions an air conditioner that is used to cool the interior of a tent.BACKGROUND[0007]2. Discussion of Prior Art[0008]Vacations are a welcomed break from our every day working life. Many choose to go camping and pitch a tent.[0009]Tents provide an inexpensive alternative to high priced hotel and motel rooms. These days there are many parks, public and private, reserv...
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CPCE04H15/14
InventorHENNESSY, TIMOTHY JOSEPH
OwnerHENNESSY TIMOTHY JOSEPH