Bruno Nagler, whose earliest rotary wing experiments go back to 1929, emigrated to the United States in 1952.
There he has built various prototypes, all single-seat, like his former designs, but with a totally different concept of an anti-torque rotor in the extension of the main rotor.
Nagler’s Model NH-160 single-seat helicopter first flew in 1955. The VG-1 Vertigyro developed later comprised a Piper Colt aircraft fuselage with conventional engine. Its rotor system was driven by a turbine engine, enabling the craft to be flown as a gyroplane, a helicopter, or a combination of both.
1938-1945: (Bruno) Nagler-Rolz Flugzeugbau
Vienna
Austria.
1950:
Nagler Helicopter Company Inc
White Plains NY
1971
Nagler Aircraft Corp
Phoenix AZ
1974
Phoenix Heligyro Corp.
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