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Flying vehicle-launching apparatus and method

Invented by: Masatada Yamamoto
Nagoya, JP

Originally Assigned to: Central Japan Rallway Company
Nakamura-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi-ken, JP
[Now assigned to . . .]

Issued:2007-06-19
Filed:2004-08-18
Application No:10921263
Examined by:Luu; Teri Pham

A flying vehicle-launching apparatus and method for launching a winged flying vehicle by accelerating the vehicle in a predetermined direction includes a flying vehicle-supporting platform, a guide device, and a driving device. The flying vehicle-supporting platform supports the winged flying vehicle so that it can lift off therefrom. The guide device supports the flying vehicle-supporting platform across two or more separated and parallel guide ways and guides the flying vehicle-supporting platform along the guide ways. In the flying vehicle-launching method, a propulsive engine of the winged flying vehicle is started after initiating acceleration with a flying vehicle-accelerating device. The winged flying vehicle is released from the flying vehicle-accelerating device in a predetermined angle of attack that is positive to a direction of acceleration after reaching a predetermined velocity.

[pdf] U.S. Pat. No. 7,232,092

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