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@Dave.w-ev9qn1962 RAF Davidstow was put into care and maintenance in late 1945. Officially struck off by the Air Ministry by early 1946. The very last squadron and it's Aircraft left in Jun 1945 and it was used as a as a F1 racing circuit in the early 1950s.

@@Dave.w-ev9qn1962 RAF davidstow was officially closed in 1945 put into care and Maintenance in the final months of 1944 and completely closed by 19 46 the airfield was used for Formula 1 racing in the early 50s

@@twowheelexploration9228 So soon after war ended then! No Cold War use or training camp roll. Remember father taking us up there on family days out in the 70s and it looked much the same as it is today. Was told it was built there because it was high ground and didn’t get fog bound. Interesting place Thanks for info!👍

@Dave.w-ev9qn1962 no worries glad you enjoyed it. By VE day Davidstow had out lived it's purpose as it became beyond useful range of Europe and it's operations that had ceased at wars end. It was unfortunately realised throughout the later part of the war that the station was becoming less practical as the war came to an end. Inhospitable conditions and infrastructure that was inadequate due to the severe conditions in winter backed up by notorious training accidents and crashes. Although the runways were the longest in much of Southern England it also pioneered FIDO and GCA which were new effective progressions in flying safety.

@Dave.w-ev9qn1962 thanks mate its very interesting stuff. Yet again something I knew nothing of. Best wishes TwEx

Thanks mate

@lewismacandrew Hi mate it's a very simple job on a T25 if yours is a DG series engine petrol. Loosen the alternator mounting bolts then slacken the tensioner bolt swing the alternator towards the engine the belt can just now be removed by hand. Reverse process to fit new belt. Use a metal rod or a piece of wood to put tension on the belt. Hold with one hand then tighten up bolts. Sadly I no longer have the van but this is a very simple job and you'll be fine. Best wishes

@@markhaines172 Thanks yes it's very tough when you lose a friend. They'll always be with you though. Glad you enjoyed the vid.

@outoftheforest7652 the many shelters built in residential locations here in England for WW2 were mostly either occupied at night as a precaution or during a raid, often during day light attacks and normally folks would leave the shelter as soon as the all clear was given. Many civilians were lost as a result of almost daily and highly raids so people took these shelters and air raid precautions very seriously. A bucket would of likely been an essential item and as the situation was so dire in the early war years survival was favoured more than comforts. Not many private public or military Air raid shelters had a toilet incorporated. Hope you enjoyed our look around this. TwEx

@Dave.w-ev9qn1962 definitely. A great opportunity to see it. Glad you like it

@@kernow..exp. no problem glad you came along

Yes mate sure is a deep mine

Your probably right mate. Can be disconcerting thinking about it too much.

It was a great day today and this just finished it off.

@twowheelexploration9228 i think i spotted you at Enfields stand you was chatting so did not bother you

Thank you it was really good experience up there this evening

Charlie fitting you did enjoy himself

@@darren-dxn-106 see you soon mate

@@Pelatonkilldme thanks

@TheNorthernTsar Thanks hope you enjoyed it

@navstar7334 thanks for this very interesting information you certainly know your stuff hope you enjoyed the video

Oh yes indeed mate hopefully it will be a massive improvement getting around the countryside and cutting journey times in half mate

Oh yes driving should get a whole lot less stressful now. I'm told Truro to Bodmin now takes roughly 20 minutes.

Thanks mate

Yes mate the atmospheric conditions last night were perfect for long distance radio contacts. Spoke to three different people in Europe also but the channels were very busy like trying to talk in a pub lol

@@twowheelexploration9228 we're getting a new car before too long mate and I'm going to get a CB put in that so we can communicate I'm guessing anywhere in Cornwall

Thankyou glad you like it

It was a great day

So do I mate.

Oh yes Charlie is a big part of life for sure. It was an excellent day yesterday and opportunity was well and truly seized. Hope you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.

Yes I did see that mate. Hope you enjoyed the video.

A real pleasure and honour to attend and hopefully recorded for all to see. Thanks glad you like it.

An excellent museum for sure. Thanks for watching

Hi mate yes Ive been experiencing issues with editing so had to persist to get it fixed. Glad you like it thanks.

Cheers mate

Thankyou mate .Hope your doing ok. The museum is amazing.

Hi ist near the Lizard Cornwall it's a few miles from Britain's most southerly point.

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@@twowheelexploration9228 Thanks a lot

Thanks mate

Hi thanks yes indeed. I've since found out that the radar equipment that would once have been there was moved from RAF Dry Tree which was sited next to Goonhilly Earth Station. So it's logical to assume that Pen Olver was created by necessity and with borrowed equipment meaning it was a pretty make shift affair rather than a planned installation. Thanks for watching. TwEx

That does sound right really, this place does look like it was built in a hurry and dry trees it very well built! On you tube the other day farmer was showing parts of trerew station in his field at newquay. It’s surprising how much is still standing after all this time.

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I've been over there a few times now unfortunately I wasn't with Adam on this particular video but Adam done a great job all the same

Yes totally agree with you there mark, he sure know his stuff when it come to World War Two history!👍

Was very good mate

Thanks glad you like it. Thanks for watching

Thanks mate