Adjustable Stabilizer System with Quick Release and Pivot Joints
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing archery stabilizer systems lack the ability to be adjusted in any plane and at any angle, limiting their adaptability and performance.
Innovation Solution
An adjustable stabilizer system comprising a bow mount member with a pivoting extension and quick release mechanism, combined with an elbow link member featuring a threaded tap and o-ring, allowing for versatile adjustments through a series of couplers and weights with o-rings, enabling precise positioning in multiple planes and angles.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If a traditional fixed stabilizer system is used, then the structure is simple and easy to manufacture, but the stabilizer cannot be adjusted in any plane or at any angle, limiting adaptability
Solution Approach 1:
The stabilizer system is divided into multiple independent segments: a bow mount member with quick release mechanism, an elbow link member with pivot joint, and an adjustable stabilizer member. Each segment can be independently adjusted or repositioned, enabling the stabilizer to be configured in any plane and at any angle while maintaining manageable structural complexity through modular design
Solution Approach 2:
The system incorporates dynamic adjustment capabilities through threaded taps for precise positioning, pivot joints for angular adjustment, and quick release mechanisms for rapid reconfiguration. These dynamic elements allow the stabilizer to adapt to different shooting conditions and preferences without requiring complete system replacement
2Measurement precision
If a fixed stabilizer system is used, then the device is simple to operate, but it cannot provide precise positioning in multiple planes and angles
Solution Approach 1:
The system provides preliminary positioning features through threaded taps that allow precise angular adjustment before final tightening. The pivot joints are pre-configured with alignment features and the quick release mechanisms are pre-positioned to guide the user through precise positioning steps, making complex multi-plane adjustment more manageable and accurate
3Object-affected harmful factors
If a traditional stabilizer system is used, then the structure is stable and reliable, but it cannot reduce vibration transfer effectively due to limited adjustability
Solution Approach 1:
The system allows changing of critical parameters including the angle of the elbow link member relative to the bow mount, the orientation of the stabilizer member in multiple planes, and the position of weights along the stabilizer axis. These parameter adjustments enable optimization of vibration transfer characteristics by configuring the system to counterbalance specific vibration modes and frequencies
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AI summary
An adjustable stabilizer system preferably includes a bow mount member, a bow mount member with quick release, an elbow link member, an elbow link member with a quick release, a tightening elbow, a single thread coupler, a double threaded coupler and a weight with an o-ring. The bow mount member preferably includes a bow mounting base and a bow pivoting extension. The pivoting extension extends outward from one end of the mounting base. A threaded tap is formed in an opposing end of the mounting base. The elbow link member preferably includes an elbow mounting base and an elbow pivoting extension. The elbow pivoting extension extends outward from one end of the elbow mounting base and a threaded tap is formed in an opposing end of the elbow mounting base. The elements of the adjustable stabilizer system may be assembled in any suitable configuration.