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The Berger BX-50 was an experimental helicopter developed by Swiss inventor Hans Berger in 1961. Built largely at home it was a single-seat design of conventional configuration with a bubble canopy a two-blade rotor and skid undercarriage. The upper portion of the canopy could slide to admit the pilot. After a number of test flights the rotor was replaced with a semi-rigid three-blade design and the skids with tricycle wheeled undercarriage.

The Berger BX-50 was an experimental helicopter developed by Swiss inventor Hans Berger in 1961.1
Berger BX-50 (Switzerland) was a single-seat light helicopetr flown in prototype form in the 1970s ... read more ...2

Made by Hans Berger (aircraft manufacturer).

Berger BX-50 (Switzerland) was a single-seat light helicopetr flown in prototype form in the 1970s. Powered by a 67kW Continental C90 flat-four engine.3
and here is the Berger BX-50 single seat helicopter,and BX-111 project. http://www.heli-archive.ch/index.4
Empty Weight Lb
569
Wing Area Sqm
33
Designer
Hans Berger (aircraft manufacturer)
Eng 1 Type
Continental O-200
Max Speed Mph
87
Eng 1 Kw
63
Gross Weight Lb
904
Number Built
1
Crew
one pilot
Climb Rate Ftmin
790
Empty Weight Kg
258
Gross Weight Kg
410
Dia Ft
21
Height In
6
Range Km
360
Dia In
4
Climb Rate Ms
4
Manufacturer
Hans Berger (aircraft manufacturer)
Range Miles
224
First Flight
16
Max Speed Kmh
140
Height Ft
7
Wing Area Sqft
357
Met Or Eng
met
Length Ft
17
Dia M
7
Height M
2
Sequence
* BX-50 - BX-110 - BX-111 - BX-200 - BX-300
Eng 1 Hp
85
Eng 1 Number
1
Length In
7
Length M
1
Category
Helicopters
Swiss sport aircraft 1960-1969

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