Self-feathering oar and paddle blade

B - Operations – Transporting – 63 – H

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B63H 16/04 (2006.01)

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CA 2337299

Abstract: This invention is the adaptation of an oar or kayak paddle blade so that the blade is self-feathering on the return stroke of a paddling or rowing action by means of a hinged blade surface. The invention is to have the structural shaft of the oar/paddle diverge into an upper and lower unit (split shaft). The main surface area of the blade is fastened to the lower portion of the framework by a hinge joining the lower side of the blade surface to the lower side of the framework. The blade surface is free to swing down to a horizontal position (perpendicular to the framework of the blade) on the return stroke. This fulfills the feathering requirement.

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