US2006054759A1PendingUtilityA1
Writing surface rotatably attached to a steering wheel
Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: Sep 14, 2004Filed: Sep 14, 2004Published: Mar 16, 2006
Est. expirySep 14, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Russ Pollman
A63B 71/0672A63B 57/203A63B 57/20A63B 55/61
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Abstract
A rotating writing surface attached to a steering wheel by a rotating means and off center weight such that the writing surface remains in the plumb position.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A method of adhering a writing surface to a steering wheel by a rotatable attachment means, wherein the adhered writing surface rotates independently of the steering wheel and remains in the plumb position.
2 . The improvement in claim 1 , wherein said writing surface is a clipboard.
3 . The improvement in claim 1 , wherein said writing surface contains a calculator.
4 . The improvement in claim 1 , wherein said writing surface contains a electronic scoring means.
5 . The improvement in claim 1 , wherein said rotatable attachment means is a sealed bearing.
6 . The improvement in claim 1 , wherein said writing surface is weighted to maintain a plumb orientation.
7 . A surface rotatably attached to a steering wheel such that said surface is weighted to maintain a plumb orientation.
8 . The improvement to claim 7 , wherein said surface is a clipboard.
9 . The improvement to claim 7 , wherein said surface is rotatably attached to said steering wheel by a bearing.
10 . The improvement to claim 7 , wherein said surface is rotatably attached to said steering wheel by a plurality of bearings.
11 . The improvement to claim 7 , wherein said surface is weighted on the bottom half by a metallic weight.
12 . The improvement to claim 7 , wherein said rotatable surface temporarily fixed in position relative to the steering wheel.
13 . The improvement to claim 7 , wherein said surface is comprised of polypropylene.
14 . The improvement to claim 7 , wherein said surface is attached to said steering wheel by a pressure sensitive adhesive.
15 . The improvement to claim 7 , wherein said surface is attached to said steering wheel by removing the existing non-rotating clipboard and re-attaching said rotating surface using the existing attachment means located on the steering wheel.
16 . The improvement to claim 7 , wherein said surface is releasable attached to said steering wheel.
17 . A plastic off center weighted clipboard rotatably attached by a bearing to a golf cart steering wheel.
18 . The improvement to claim 17 , wherein said bearing is a stainless steel sealed bearing.
19 . The improvement to claim 17 , wherein said plastic is polypropylene.
20 . A method of maintaining a surface attached to a steering wheel in the plumb position.
21 . The improvement to claim 20 , wherein said surface is a clipboard.
22 . The improvement to claim 20 , wherein said steering wheel is a golf cart steering wheel.
23 . A rotating assembly, comprising:
a plastic writing surface; a paper sheet retention mechanism; a steering wheel; an attachment means for attaching said writing surface to said steering wheel; an attachment means for attaching a writing instrument to said clipboard; a rotating mechanism for allowing said writing surface to rotate independently of said steering wheel; and an off-center weight.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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