Flying saucer with tether
Abstract
This invention relates to a new and useful type of flying toy, game, and sport activity device. It is comprised essentially of a flying saucer or disk with a centrally located elastic cord attached to the middle of the saucer, at the center of its axis of rotation. The terminal end of elastic cord is typically attached to one end of a swivel, and the other end of the swivel is typically attached to a ribbon tail. There are many embodiments of the Flying Saucer with Tether disclosed in the specification. This Flying Saucer with Tether may be used for doing tricks and for a variety of group games and sporting activities.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . CANCELLED
2 . A Flying Saucer with Tether, comprised essentially of:
a. a saucer with a centrally located orifice located at the center of said saucer's axis of rotation; b. an elastic cord attached to said centrally located orifice, with a restraint knot located on the inner side of the orifice, and the remainder of said elastic cord located on the outer side of said orifice; c. the elastic cord attached to a first end of a swivel with a swivel connection knot; d. a ribbon tail attached to a second end of said swivel with a ribbon tie; e. the saucer having a centrally located dome.
3 . A Flying Saucer with Tether, as recited in claim 2 , and further comprised essentially of:
a. said centrally located dome is an inverted dome.
4 . A Flying Saucer with Tether, as recited in claim 2 , and further comprised essentially of:
a said saucer being shaped like a domed disk with a lipped perimeter being curved, and thereby comprising said dome.
5 . A Flying Saucer with Tether, comprised essentially of:
a. a saucer with a centrally located orifice located at the center of said saucer's axis of rotation; b. an elastic cord attached to said centrally located orifice, with a restraint knot located on the inner side of the orifice, and the remainder of said elastic cord located on the outer side of said orifice; c. the elastic cord attached to a first end of a swivel with a swivel connection knot; d. a ribbon tail attached to a second end of said swivel with a ribbon tie; e. the saucer having a shape of a spoked wheel, and with a centrally located tether ring functioning as the centrally located orifice.
6 . CANCELLED
7 . A Flying Saucer with Tether, comprised essentially of:
a. a saucer with a centrally located orifice located at the center of said saucer's axis of rotation; b. a swivel attached to said centrally located orifice with a clip located on a first end of said swivel and located on the inner side of the orifice, and with remainder of the swivel, including said swivel's second end, located on the outer side of said orifice; c. an elastic cord attached to the swivel's second end, with a swivel connection knot; d. a ribbon tail attached to said elastic cord's terminal end, with a ribbon tie; e. the saucer having a centrally located dome.
8 . A Flying Saucer with Tether, as recited in claim 7 , and further comprised essentially of:
a. said centrally located dome is an inverted dome.
9 . A Flying Saucer with Tether, as recited in claim 7 , and further comprised essentially of:
a said saucer being shaped like a domed disk with a lipped perimeter being curved, and thereby comprising said dome.
10 . A Flying Saucer with Tether, comprised essentially of:
a. a saucer with a centrally located orifice located at the center of said saucer's axis of rotation; b. a swivel attached to said centrally located orifice with a clip located on a first end of said swivel and located on the inner side of the orifice, and with remainder of the swivel, including said swivel's second end, located on the outer side of said orifice; c. an elastic cord attached to the swivel's second end, with a swivel connection knot; d. a ribbon tail attached to said elastic cord's terminal end, with a ribbon tie; e. the saucer having a shape of a spoked wheel, and with a centrally located tether ring functioning as the centrally located orifice.
11 . CANCELLED
12 . A Flying Saucer with Tether, comprised essentially of:
a. a saucer with a centrally located orifice located at the center of said saucer's axis of rotation; b. a swivel attached to said centrally located orifice with a clip located on a first end of said swivel and located on the inner side of the orifice, and with remainder of the swivel, including said swivel's second end, located on the outer side of said orifice; c. a ribbon tail is attached to the swivel's second end with a ribbon tie. d. the saucer having a centrally located dome.
13 . A Flying Saucer with Tether, as recited in claim 12 , and further comprised essentially of:
a. the saucer having a centrally located inverted dome.
14 . A Flying Saucer with Tether, as recited in claim 12 , and further comprised essentially of:
a. said saucer being shaped like a domed disk with a lipped perimeter being curved, and thereby comprising said dome.
15 . A Flying Saucer with Tether, comprised essentially of:
a. a saucer with a centrally located orifice located at the center of said saucer's axis of rotation; b. a swivel attached to said centrally located orifice with a clip located on a first end of said swivel and located on the inner side of the orifice, and with remainder of the swivel, including said swivel's second end, located on the outer side of said orifice; c. a ribbon tail is attached to the swivel's second end with a ribbon tie; d. the saucer having a shape like a spoked wheel, and with a centrally located tether ring functioning as the centrally located orifice.
16 . A Flying Saucer with Tether, as recited in claim 7 , and such that said saucer's centrally located dome extends to the saucer's perimeter, and that said saucer is composed essentially of a polymeric material.
17 . A Flying Saucer with Tether, as recited in claim 12 , and such that said saucer's centrally located dome extends to the saucer's perimeter, and that said saucer is composed essentially of a polymeric material.
18 . A Flying Saucer with Tether, as recited in claim 7 , and such that said ribbon tail is comprised essentially of a plurality of tailettes.
19 . A Flying Saucer with Tether, as recited in claim 2 , and such that said ribbon tail is bifurcated.
20 . A Flying Saucer with Tether, as recited in claim 7 , and such that said ribbon tail is bifurcated.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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