US2005255972A1PendingUtilityA1

Motion responding electrically blinking jump rope (II)

Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: May 15, 2004Filed: May 15, 2004Published: Nov 17, 2005
Est. expiryMay 15, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Yong Pak
A63B 2225/74A63B 5/20
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Abstract

An electrically blinking jump rope is comprised of; 1) a flexible tube of partially transparent material, 2) two handles, containing batteries for electric power source, connected to the flexible wrinkled tube at each end, 3) a power switch on one of the handles, 5) a blinking lightning circuit comprised of two electric wires, plurality of LEDs connected to the two electric wires, and a blinking connector. The flexible wrinkled tube connecting the handle and tube of the rope enables a steady power supply even at high-speed rotation and severe motion of the jump rope. Two blinking connector is endurable to long and repeated rotational motion of the jump rope.

Claims

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1 . An electrically blinking jump rope comprising: 
 1) a flexible tube of partially transparent material, 2) two handles, one of which contains two ‘AA’ batteries for electric power source, connected to the flexible wrinkled tube at each end, 3) a power switch on one of the handles, 5) a blinking lightning circuit comprised of two electric wires, plurality of LEDs connected to the two electric wires, and 6) a blinking connector on a circuit board in the plastic head connected to the flexible wrinkled tube.    
   
   
       2 . The electrically lighted jump rope as defined in  claim 1 , wherein: 
 the blinking connector is comprised of a vacuumed glass bulb, a liquid metal ball moving around the two sets of the filament leads, which are locate on the opposite side in the vacuumed glass balls and are connected in parallel between a (+) terminal and a (+) electric wire on a diode providing blinking electric circuit while the electric on/off switch on the other diode is turned on.

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