Inertial device for sight and sound effects in rotating apparatus

Claim 2

An inertia device for sensory effect and including, primary and secondary free spinning inertia means rotating on a common axis with a friction drive means therebetween, and said inertia means being rotatable at differential angular velocities and said velocity differential being applied to a sight effect means carried by one of said inertia means and comprised of a battery in series circuit with an instantaneously illuminating On-Off diode visible from the device and a commutator switch in said circuit and operated by differential rotation of the primary and secondary inertia means for On-Off control thereof when the primary inertia means is rotatively accelerated.

Claim 3

The inertia device for sensory effect as set forth in claim 1, wherein the primary inertia means comprises spaced wheels of housing configuration, wherein the sight effect means is housed in one wheel, and wherein the secondary inertia means comprises a flywheel is housed and operable within the other wheel.

Claim 4

The inertia device for sensory effect as set forth in claim 1, wherein the sensory effect means is a sight effect means carried by one of said inertia means and comprises a battery in series circuit with the instantaneously illuminating On-Off light emitting diode visible from the device, a protective resistor and the commutator switch in said circuit and operated by differential rotation of the primary and secondary inertia means.

Claim 5

The inertia device for sensory effect as set forth in claim 1, wherein the sensory effect means is a sight effect means carried by one of said inertia means and comprises a battery in series circuit with the instantaneously illuminating On-Off light emitting diode, and an instantaneously illuminating High-Low light emitting diode in shunt circuit across the communtator switch, there being a protective resistor in series with said diodes.

Claim 6

The inertia device for sensory effect as set forth in claim 1, wherein the sensory effect means is a sight effect means carried by one of said inertia means and comprises a battery in series circuit with the instantaneously illuminating On-Off light emitting diode, and an instantaneously illuminating High-Low light emitting diode shunt circuit across the battery, there being a protective resistor in series with each of said diodes.

Claim 7

The inertia device for sensory effect as set forth in any one of claims 3 through 5, wherein a centrifugally actuated switch means is in series circuit to close when at least one of said inertia means is rotatively accellerated.

Claim 8

The inertia device for sensory effect as set forth in claim 1, wherein the sensory effect means is a sight effect means carried by the primary inertia means and comprises a battery in series circuit with the instantaneously illuminating On-Off light emitting diode visible from the device, and a protective resistor in said circuit.

Claim 9

The inertia device for sensory effect as set forth in claim 1, wherein the sensory effect means is a sight effect means carried by the primary inertia means and comprises a battery in series circuit with the instantaneously illuminating On-Off light emitting diode, and an instantaneously illuminating High-Low light emitting diode in shunt circuit across the commutator switch, there being a protective resistor in series with said diodes.

Claim 10

The inertia device for sensory effect as set forth in claim 1, wherein the sensory effect means is a sight effect means carried by the primary inertia means and comprises a battery in series circuit with the instantaneously illuminating On-Off light emitting diode, and an instantaneously illuminating High-Low light emitting diode in shunt circuit across the battery, there being a protective resistor in series with each of said diodes.

Claim 11

The inertia device for sensory effect as set forth in any one of claims 7 through 9, wherein a centrifugally actuated switch is in the series circuit to close when the primary inertia means is rotatively accellerated.

Claim 12

An inertia device for multisensory effects and including, primary inertia means comprised of a pair of axially spaced wheels of housing configuration and a hub extending between said wheels for driving engagement with an operating string, a free spinning secondary inertia means rotating on a common axis within the housing configuration of the primary inertia means, friction drive means for the secondary inertia means and comprising friction support of a shaft therefrom rotatably through said hub, a first sight effect sensory means housed within one of said wheels and comprising a battery in series circuit with light emitting means visible from the device and a commutator switch in said circuit and operated by differential rotation of the primary and secondary inertia means, and a second sound effect sensory means housed within the other of said wheels and in the form of a siren comprising members of the primary and secondary inertia means wherein streams of air are driven against a relatively rotating circumferentially perforated element to produce sound at a pitch and amplitude dependent upon differential angular velocity between the primary and secondary inertia means.

Claim 13

An inertia device for multisensory effects and including, primary inertia means comprised of a pair of axially spaced wheels of housing configuration and a hub extending between said wheels for driving engagement with an operating string, a free spinning secondary inertia means rotating on a common axis within the housing configuration of the primary inertia means, friction drive means for the secondary inertia means and comprising friction support of a shaft therefrom rotatably through said hub, a first sight effect sensory means housed within one of said wheels and comprising a battery in series circuit with light emitting means visible from the device and a commutator switch in said circuit and operated by differential rotation of the primary and secondary inertia means, and a second sound effect sensory means housed within the other of said wheels and in the form of a siren comprising members of the primary and secondary inertia means wherein streams of air are driven against a relatively rotating circumferentially perforated element to produce sound at a pitch and amplitude dependent upon differential angular velocity between the primary and secondary inertia means.

Claim 14

The inertia device for multisensory effects as set forth in claim 11, wherein the light emitting means is an instantaneously illuminating diode in series with a protective resistor.

Claim 15

The inertia device for multisensory effects as set forth in claim 11, wherein the light emitting means includes an instantaneously illuminating On-Off light emitting diode in said series circuit and an instantaneously illuminating High-Low light emitting diode in a shunt circuit across the commutator switch, there being a protective resistor in series with the said diodes.

Claim 16

The inertia device for multisensory effects as set forth in claim 11, wherein the light emitting means includes an instantaneously illuminating On-Off light emitting diode in said series circuit and an instantaneously illuminating High-Low light emitting diode in shunt circuit across the battery, there being a protective resistor in series with each of said diodes.

Claim 17

The inertia device for multisensory effects as set forth in any one of claim 11 through 14, wherein a centrifugally actuated switch means is in the series circuit to close when at least one of said inertia means is rotatively accellerated.

Claim 18

A yoyo for multi sensory effects and including, a pair of axially spaced wheels comprising a primary inertia means, a hub extending between said wheels for external driving engagement with an operating string, a secondary inertia means rotating on a common axis with the primary inertia means, friction drive means comprising friction support of a shaft rotatably in said hub, a first sight effect sensory means carried by one of said yoyo wheels and comprising a battery in series circuit with light emitting means visible from the device and a commutator switch operated by differential rotation of the primary and secondary inertia means, and a second sound effect sensory means carried by the other one of said yoyo wheels and in the form of a siren comprising members of the primary and secondary inertia means wherein streams of air are driven against a relatively rotating circumferentially perforated element to produce sound at a pitch and amplitude dependent upon differential angular velocity between the primary and secondary inertia means.

Claim 19

A yoyo for multi sensory effects and including, a pair of axially spaced wheels comprising a primary inertia means, a hub extending between said wheels for external driving engagement with an operating string, a secondary inertia means rotating on a common axis with the primary inertia means, friction drive means comprising friction support of a shaft rotatably in said hub, a first sight effect sensory means carried by one of said yoyo wheels and comprising a battery in series circuit with light emitting means visible from the device and a commutator switch operated by differential rotation of the primary and secondary inertia means, and a second sound effect sensory means carried by the other one of said yoyo wheels and in the form of a siren comprising members of the primary and secondary inertia means wherein streams of air are driven against a relatively rotating circumferentially perforated element to produce sound at a pitch and amplitude dependent upon differential angular velocity between the primary and secondary inertia means.

Claim 20

The yoyo for multi-sensory effect as set forth in claim 16, wherein the light emitting means is an instantaneously illuminating diode in series with a protective resistor.

Claim 21

The yoyo for multi-sensory effect as set forth in claim 16, wherein the light emitting means includes an instantaneously illuminating On-Off light emitting diode in said series circuit and an instantaneously illuminating High-Low light emitting diode in shunt circuit across the commutator switch, there being a protective resistor in series with the said diodes.

Claim 22

The yoyo for multi-sensory effect as set forth in claim 16, wherein the light emitting means includes an instantaneously illuminating On-Off light emitting diode in said series circuit and an instantaneously illuminating High-Low light emitting diode in shunt circuit across the battery, there being a protective resistor in series with each of said diodes.

Claim 23

The yoyo for multi-sensory effects as set forth in any one of claims 16 through 19, wherein a centrifugally actuated switch is in the series circuit to close when at least one of said inertia means is rotatively accellerated.