| 摘要 |
<p>A visor (10) comprising: a visor body (12) having slot means (15) formed along a lower edge - thereof and extending within the visor body for receiving a slideout panel (20); means (90) for slidably mounting the panel to the visor body for movement between a stored position within the visor body and a use position extended from the visor body; means for pivotally mounting the panel to the mounting means to permit the panel to be adjustably pivoted on an axis parallel to a longitudinal axis of the visor body when in the use position; characterised in that the said axis is adjacent an upper edge of the panel (20), with the mounting means (90) being located within the visor body (12). - (13pp) EPAB- EP-138510 B A visor (10) comprising: a visor body (12) having slot means (15) formed along a lower edge thereof and extending within the visor body for receiving a slide out panel (20); means (90) for slidably mounting the panel to the visor body for movement between a stored position within the visor body and a use position extended from the visor body; means for pivotally mounting the panel to the mounting means to permit the panel to be adjustably pivoted on an axis parallel to a longitudinal axis of the visor body when in the use position; characterised in that the said axis is adjacent an upper edge of the panel (20), with the mounting means (90) being located within the visor body (12). USAB- US4486819 A A panel includes a mirror surrounded on three sides by a generally U-shaped light source for providing illumination of the mirror for use as a vanity mirror under low ambient light conditions. The panel may be an integral portion of a body of a visor or a panel which is slidably extended from a visor. The U-shaped light and mirror panel can be pivoted when extended such that the light and mirror can be utilised while the visor is in a raised, stored position or in a lowered use position. - The panel is coupled to an X-shaped bracket with the legs forming the bracket pivotally coupled to one another. One end of each leg is pivotally coupled to one of an anchoring member or the visor panel and the opposite end pivotally and slidably mounted to one of the anchoring member or the visor panel.</p> |
