US2005066876A1PendingUtilityA1
Absence indication for a sporting good
Priority: Sep 25, 2003Filed: Sep 25, 2003Published: Mar 31, 2005
Est. expirySep 25, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Byron Ritchey
A63B 55/00A63B 2055/402A63B 60/64
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Abstract
The inventive subject matter is directed toward an absence indication system for a sporting good such as a golf club stored in a sleeve in a golf bag. As the golf club is removed, an upwardly biased mechanism is actuated thereby causing a visual indicator to be raised.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An absence indication system for a sporting good stored in a sleeve, comprising:
an upwardly biased mechanism that is actuated during removal of the sporting good.
2 . The absence indication system of claim 1 , wherein the upwardly biased mechanism is coupled to a visual indicator.
3 . The absence indication system of claim 2 , wherein the visual indicator is a flag.
4 . The absence indication system of claim 2 , wherein the visual indicator is the sleeve.
5 . The absence indication system of claim 1 , wherein the upwardly biased mechanism comprises a spring.
6 . The absence indication system of claim 5 , wherein the spring is compressed by a weight of the sporting good.
7 . The absence indication system of claim 1 , wherein the sporting good is a golf club.
8 . The absence indication system of claim 6 , wherein the sporting good is a tennis racket.
9 . A method of detecting the absence of a sporting good from a bag, comprising:
providing an upwardly biased mechanism in mechanical relationship with an absence indicator; actuating the upwardly biased mechanism as a function of removal of the sporting good; and raising the absence indicator.
10 . The method of claim 9 , wherein the step of actuating further comprises disengaging a holding element.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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