SU4348A1 - Instrument for shooting aero target - Google Patents

Description

an exercise device for shooting aerocel.

To the patent of K. Trunov and A. Ya. Shsburapop, as claimed on November 15, 1924 (zz i svil. No. 2715).

A patent was issued on January 31, 1028. The patent is valid for 15 years from January 31, 1928.

For training and training in the shooting of machine-gunners who have to shoot at moving targets, for example, from the ground at a flying airplane or during an air fight from an airplane at an airplane, complex moving targets are required that are fundamental structures.

In order to replace moving targets, a device is proposed that would allow machine gunners to practice shooting at a fixed target, which gives an approach to moving conditions, such as the possibility of a correct pickup, taking into account corrections for the target's speed, it is necessary to force the arrow to rotate the machine gun. shooting time, etc.

In FIG. 1 is a side view of a machine with a rotating airplane target; FIG. 2 is a front view, FIG. 3-view of the machine - the seat of the instructor on the side 4 - the same on top.

The device consists of an airplane model (reduced, respectively, by decreasing the firing distance) mounted on a special stand C (Fig. 1 and 2). The aircraft can be made of any material from both metal and wood. Due to the swivel, the model can assume all sorts of positions. From the model there are cables, (T and B, b (Fig. 2), which pass through the stand pipe C, respectively, by the rollers d to e, located at the bottom of the stand, and go to the seat of the instructor, which is located next to the machine gun on Piactification of the shooting distance from the target The instructor’s seat has a steering wheel p (fig. 3 and 4), which the aircraft can rotate with the help of cables a, a, roll any tilt in one direction or the other. The steering wheel F is mounted on rod A, which can bend back and forth; when moving it back and forth; the plane, using the help of the cables, can lift mother and lower the nose. Pedaling: / :, k around point L is connected to diary cables L, m, which turn the iicio tube C together with the plane by means of gear L (fig.) and the chain P. put on it. similar to aircraft movements in flight, the instructor can give the model any position. The rod may also be tilted to the side. This movement is used to turn the machine gun on and off when the rod is tilted in one direction or the other. The shutdown is done using a Bowden cable. When machine guns are fired at the model, they must be supplied with ring sights and motionless front sights. The instructor, taking down the task of the shooter, and limiting it to time, turns on the machine gun and begins to change the position of the aircraft. The shooter, guided by the view of the aircraft, is aiming at a warning shot, suggesting that the aircraft is flying. Bullets

 will fall. by caring ui; not a plane, but at some distance standing in front of it in the direction; flight. The aircraft has a steel I rod Q, on which the I body / is placed at a certain distance, which has the exact dimensions I of the aircraft i surfaced (pilot, observer, motor). The distance of the body from cr, the mole (speed correction) is calculated according to the ring sight on the machine gun. Thus, with proper aiming, the bullets must hit the body directly R.

The subject of the patent.

A device for practicing aerial target shooting, equipped with an airplane model, characterized by the use of a variety of movements for communicating the model — with a stand C and flexible gears, a, b, M operating from the pedals K and the steering wheel F, which is connected to a Bowden cable for turning the machine gun on and off when firing at the shield R attached to the model. .