JPS63302694A - Telescopic type radio controller - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To attain a radio control without difficulty in a visual observation even for a small radio controlled air plane or remote form of the air plane by constituting of a telescope and the radio controller of a radio controlled flying body disposed on its tube or a support base. CONSTITUTION:The support base 6 of the telescope a binocular 1 is disposed at the lower part of the tube of the binocular 1, a handle 7 for supporting it by hands of a radio operator 5 horizontally oppositely disposed on the base 6. A telescopic type radio controller 3 is disposed on the operator 5 side in front of the base 6 and a levers 4 are disposed at positions where they can be operated by the thumb while holding the handle 7 by both the hands of the operator 5. Then, the operator 5 holds the handle 7 and looks into the binocular 1 while visually recognizing the radio controlled flying body and radio controls the levers 4.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to an improvement of a so-called radio control device for operating a so-called radio-controlled airplane.

[Conventional technology]

Conventionally, it has been used for land surveying, TV monitors, games, and other purposes. As is generally well known, the so-called radio-controlled airplane radio has a box-like shape that mainly includes a transmitter, etc., and it can be used for radio-controlled flight□ while flying the airplane and controlling it in three-dimensional directions (fir, side, height). radio control of engine, engine, etc.

Multiple renos protrude for operation.

[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

This is because conventional radio systems have the configuration described above.

Now, to operate a radio-controlled airplane, you manually move the levers while looking at the radio-controlled airplane.

Since radio-controlled airplanes were small, they had the problem that if they flew far away, they would curl up and become difficult to see, making it impossible to control them. Of course, if you use a telescope, you will be able to see the radio-controlled airplane well, but there is the problem that you will not be able to operate the radio control airplane.

The present invention attempts to solve this problem.

[Means for solving problems]

The present invention uses a telescope-type radio control device, which is characterized by comprising a telescope and a wireless control device for a radio-controlled flying vehicle, which is installed on a mounting or support base of the telescope, to perform the above-mentioned operations. It is used as a means of point-solving.

[Effect]

Since the present invention is configured as described above, it has the following effects.

In other words, while holding the telescope in your hand to visually check the radio-controlled airplane, at the same time you can use your fingers to control the radio control device (telescope type radio control device) 1 &
: Since it can be operated, it is possible to radio-control even small radio-controlled airplanes and distant planes without having visual difficulty.

〔Example〕

A first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.

In the figure, 1 is a twin-barreled telescope, that is, binoculars, 2 is the lens barrel of the binoculars 1, and 3 is installed above the lens barrel 2. 4 is a lever for radio control provided on the radio-controlled airplane 3. 5 conceptually represents the face of the radio operator looking through the binoculars 1, so the radio operator 5 clearly sees the radio-controlled airplane (not shown) through the binoculars 1 and operates the lever 4'lI:1 with his/her finger. can be operated.

FIG. 2 shows a second embodiment of the present invention, in which a support stand 6 for binoculars f#1 is provided at the bottom of the lens barrel 2 of the binoculars 1.
Hunt 9 lures for the radio operator 5 to support with his/her hands are provided on the rotation 6, facing each other on the left and right sides. Support stand 6
A radio operator 3 is provided on the front side, that is, on the side of the radio operator 5, and a lever 4 is provided at a position where the radio operator 5 can operate it with his or her thumb while holding the handle 7t with both hands. A radio operator 5 holds a handle 7, looks through binoculars 1, visually recognizes a radio-controlled airplane (not shown), and operates the radio using a lever 4 from the front.

In the above two examples, binoculars were used as the telescopes, but of course, a single-barrel telephoto @! You may also use wo.

In addition, although the support stand is of the type that supports the binoculars with the hands, for example, it can be extended downward and grounded, and the load is absorbed by the ground, and with one hand, it is possible to simply support the binoculars from falling. Alternatively, the telescope may have a so-called universal joint that adjusts the frictional force appropriately at the joint between the lens barrel and the support stand, and supports it on the ground as a long downward support stand, as shown in Figure 2. Support stand as shown6. The handle 7 may be provided separately. Furthermore, the handle 7 shown in FIG. 2 is extended downward to support the load of the telescope on the ground, and the support base 6 is
The joint between the telescope and the lens barrel 2 is a universal joint, and the front side of the telescope is made of soft material. So-called shielding foot) - # Full installation, light incident from outside the lens t - At the same time as tracing, you may press your eye socket against the shielding foot 9 and move the telescope with your face to follow the shadow of one aircraft as desired. .

Incidentally, a radio-controlled airplane controlled by radio according to an embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 3 and 4. In both figures.

lot is the airplane body, 102 is the proiler, 103 is a kite-shaped device whose bones also serve as antennas, and 104 is the wheel.

105 was mounted inside the airplane body 101. A television camera for monitoring the ground; 1o6 is a stand for accurately mounting the television camera 105 and other onboard equipment (to be described later) into the aircraft body 101; A remote control device 108 is a servo motor for supplying power for steering, engine control, and camera control to commands given by the remote control device 107.

Although the radio-controlled airplane of this example has a generally known and standard configuration, it goes without saying that the flying object wirelessly controlled by the telescope type wireless control device of the present invention may be of any other type. .

Note that the term "radio control" used in this specification is not limited to simply steering the aircraft as described above, but also includes engine control, camera control, and other functions for achieving the purpose of control.

〔Effect of the invention〕

Since the present invention is configured as described above, it is possible to always clearly capture the image of a radio-controlled airplane or the like in the field of view and perform radio control, thereby preventing the aircraft from losing sight and crashing unlike the conventional method.

There is no need to cause major damage, and it is also possible to achieve the effect that, for example, in land surveying, ground monitoring, etc., it is possible to accurately capture aerial photographs or monitor television.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of one embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of another embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a telescopic radio control device according to an embodiment of the present invention. - A perspective view of a radio-controlled airplane as an example, and FIG. 4 is a conceptual side view for explaining the equipment installed in the radio-controlled airplane shown in FIG. 3. 3-Propo (inorganic control device). 4-lever, 6-support stand. 7-Handle.

Claims (1)

[Claims] A telescope and a telescope installed on the telescope's lens barrel or support stand.
A telescope-type radio control device characterized by being a radio control device for a radio-controlled aircraft.