Baton coupler system for a flashlight
Abstract
A baton coupler system for a flashlight for converting a conventional flashlight into a combination flashlight-baton device. The baton coupler system for a flashlight includes a coupler having a first threaded end that is threadably engagable to a flashlight and a second threaded end, and an engaging member having an interior threaded portion for threadably engaging the second threaded end of the coupler. The coupler includes an end cavity within the first threaded end for receiving a compression spring. The end cavity is formed within a metal material for providing an electrically connected circuit for the flashlight. The engaging member may be constructed of a solid material such as wood, plastic, nylon or metal. The engaging member may also include an interior cavity within for receiving a weight within.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedI claim:
1 . A baton coupler system for a flashlight, comprising:
an engaging member having an inner end and an outer end; and a coupler having a first threaded end capable of being threadably attached to an interior threaded end of a flashlight, wherein said coupler is attached to said inner end of said engaging member.
2 . The baton coupler system for a flashlight of claim 1 , wherein said coupler is constructed of an electrically conductive material.
3 . The baton coupler system for a flashlight of claim 2 , wherein said coupler includes an end cavity within said first threaded end for receiving a spring.
4 . The baton coupler system for a flashlight of claim 1 , wherein said coupler includes an end cavity within said first threaded end for receiving a spring.
5 . The baton coupler system for a flashlight of claim 1 , wherein said outer end of said engaging member is rounded.
6 . The baton coupler system for a flashlight of claim 1 , wherein said engaging member is constructed of a solid material.
7 . The baton coupler system for a flashlight of claim 6 , wherein said engaging member is constructed of a nylon material.
8 . The baton coupler system for a flashlight of claim 7 , wherein said nylon material is comprised of nylon filled with molybdenum disulphide.
9 . The baton coupler system for a flashlight of claim 1 , wherein said engaging member includes an interior cavity filled with a weight material.
10 . The baton coupler system for a flashlight of claim 9 , wherein said weight material is comprised of a particulate lead material.
11 . A baton coupler system for a flashlight, comprising:
an engaging member having an inner end and an outer end; and a coupler having a first threaded end and a second threaded end, wherein said first threaded end is capable of being threadably attached to an interior threaded end of a flashlight, and wherein said second threaded end of said coupler is threadably attached to an interior threaded portion of said inner end of said engaging member.
12 . The baton coupler system for a flashlight of Claim 11 , wherein said coupler is constructed of an electrically conductive material.
13 . The baton coupler system for a flashlight of claim 12 , wherein said coupler includes an end cavity within said first threaded end for receiving a spring.
14 . The baton coupler system for a flashlight of claim 11 , wherein said coupler includes an end cavity within said first threaded end for receiving a spring.
15 . The baton coupler system for a flashlight of claim 11 , wherein said outer end of said engaging member is rounded.
16 . The baton coupler system for a flashlight of claim 11 , wherein said engaging member is constructed of a solid material.
17 . The baton coupler system for a flashlight of claim 16 , wherein said engaging member is constructed of a nylon material.
18 . The baton coupler system for a flashlight of claim 17 , wherein said nylon material is comprised of nylon filled with molybdenum disulphide.
19 . The baton coupler system for a flashlight of claim 11 , wherein said engaging member includes an interior cavity filled with a weight material.
20 . The baton coupler system for a flashlight of claim 19 , wherein said weight material is comprised of a particulate lead material.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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