Shade orientating device for large-sized umbrella
a technology for orientating devices and umbrellas, which is applied in the direction of umbrellas, traveling accessories, apparel, etc., can solve the problems of troublesome operation of manual rotating the central post, limiting the capacity and performance and loosing the base that is positioned on the ground, etc., to achieve the effect of enhancing the operability and convenience of use of the large-sized umbrella
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[0028]Different embodiments of the controller 30 will be further descried with reference to the drawings. the catch 30 is shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, which demonstrate engaged and disengaged conditions between the pin 32 of the controller 30 and the dimples 22 of the sphere 21, respectively.
[0029]As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the controller 30 is movably mounted on the outside surface of the lower sleeve 24 and comprises an extension 31 that projects into the lower sleeve 24 through a guide slot 34 formed in the wall of the lower sleeve 24. The pin 32 is formed on the extension 31 and is arranged substantially under the sphere 21 and pointing toward the lower hemi-sphere of the sphere 21. A biasing element 33 is provided to bias the extension 31 in such a way to have the pin 32 physically contact the sphere 21 and thus engaging one of the dimples 22. In other words, the pin 32 is set in a normally engaged condition. This ensures safety of operation and use of the umbrella.
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[0036]the controller is shown in FIGS. 9 and 10. In the embodiment illustrated, the lower sleeve, which is designated with reference numeral 60, is concentrically rotatable about the lower central post section 12. Threading 61 is formed on an inside surface of the lower sleeve 60. The controller further comprises a rotatable disk 62 received in the lower sleeve 60 and forming a pin 63 pointing toward and thus engageable with the dimples 22 of the sphere 21. The disk 62 has an outer cylindrical surface on which threading is formed for engagement with the threading 61 of the lower sleeve 60. By rotating the lower sleeve 60, the threading engagement between the lower sleeve 60 and the disk 62 causes the disk 62 to move axially and thus approaching or moving away from the sphere to cause engagement and disengagement of the pin 63 with respect to the dimples 22 of the sphere 21. A biasing element 64, such as a spring, is arranged to apply a biasing force to the disk 62.
[0037]To release t...
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