A powerless German observation autogyro from World War II. Used since 1942 on some type IX U-boats to increase the range of observation, only in waters where there was no significant activity of Allied aircraft (e.g. in the Indian Ocean). About a dozen machines of this type have been preserved, one of them is exhibited in the museum in Egeskov.

In the care of the Merseyside Aviation Society and on display as part of the Cranfield Pageant which followed on the back of the Business & Light Aviation Show. Reported as now with the Danmarks Flyvemuseum, at Egeskov Castle, Kvaerndrup, Denmark with serial reported as 60127.