ALRS IV picture page
Pictures by Thiemo van Engelen, Leon Krancher, Pleun Punt and Mark Uitendaal.
The idyllic chalet where we rented a room.
Friday
Thiemo van Engelen places the igniter in the AeroTech H238-T motor of his HufflePuff.
Thiemo van Engelen's Quick & Bright just before launch.
Thiemo imports the flight data from his altimeter of the Quick & Bright into his laptop.
Friday night in the chalet.
Leon Krancher and Mark Uitendaal prepare their Spectre.
Bert Koerts tries to convince us one of use forgot to place an O-ring.
Saturday
The K185-W of Bert's Orange finally ignites after more tan five attempts.
Thiemo was very impressed with the second flight of his Quick & Bright at ALRS IV.
Bert's huge Orion.
The Dutch corner at ALRS IV.
Mark switches on the camera of the Spectre.
The successful lift off of the Spectre on a J350-W.
A picture taken during flight.
The Spectre just before it lands.
More Orion.
Mark and Leon discover to their joy the camera system had function this time.
Pleun Punt's Bjorn Again just before launch.
Lift off on a J350-W
The Bjorn Again had a very good flight.
And landed 10 minutes walking from the tower.
The R-DAS graph of the Bjorn Again.
The Orion on its way to the tower.
Where we discovered the rail guides didn't fit, so back to the prep area.
A happy Bert, when he finishes the emergency repairs.
And back to the tower.
It took some more people than usually to place such a large rocket in the tower.
Switching on the electronics also takes more effort.
Meanwhile Thiemo's Obi One/Too was launched.
The Obi One/Too made a textbook recovery.
And finally the spectacular launch of the Orion.
The landing site. The Orion was broken at two places.
The main chute was still in its compartment.
Mark and Bert at the flight dinner.
During the flight dinner Mariëlle (Leon's girlfriend) won a rocket.
Sunday
Just before we left we said goodbye to the donkeys.
More ugly mugs.
Bert was exhausted.
