NAVRO

NAVRO

NAVRO

Nederlandse Amateur Vereniging voor Raket-Onderzoek
Dutch amateur association for rocket research

	Name:	N2 "Vindicta Pluvii Tubi"
	Type:	N2
	Motor:	Isard
	Launch:	Mourmelon, 24 August 1991

The N2 was very similar to the N1 and even reused surviving parts of the N1. Unlike the N1, the N2 flew successful. Not only it landed almost unscratched, the NAVRO also won the Prix Joseph Mercier, a safety award. "Vindicta Pluvii Tubi" means quite appropriately "Revenge of the Rain-pipe".

The N2 — The yet unassembled N2.

The N2 — Gerben-Jan Ligthart with the N2.

The N2 — Gerben-Jan Ligthart does some pre-launch calculations.

The N2 — Adjusting the width of the launch tower's guidance rails to the N2.

The N2 — Final assembly.

The N2 — Placing the rocket in the tower.

The N2 — The bottom side of the rocket.

The N2 — This time the rocket motor did not explode, so the N2 became NAVRO's first successful amateur rocket.

The N2 — The N2 in flight.

The N2 — Close up.

The N2 — The N2 at its landing site.

The N2 — The N2 hang proudly on the ceiling at our former location; the Mijlpaal.

N2 "Vindicta Pluvii Tubi"

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