TO, it’s not quite the same, but here you go.

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Adrian,

The site bar was originally the Transmitter Block. The concrete bases for the four steel transmitter towers can be seen in a line beside it. The Receiver Site, with Receiver Block, is elsewhere on the site.

They are CH towers, but not both original to the Dover site. One has been moved from elsewhere and re-erected at Dover.

I do know it, and know that it is full of errors. Buy it if you wish, but know this: you can’t assume anything in it is correct! That’s why I didn’t recommend it. It’s a shame, it could’ve been a great book, but it’s not. If you want an account that has been researched in immense depth but is still a great read, go with RDF1. It’s the only book on British radar ever written that is accurate!

Just to be really pedantic, the Trolly Acc is a post-war type and is completely out of period.

Thanks MM, but it clearly states on that webpage that the article was published on 22 September, so this can’t be the story Drem was referring to. I assume he was meaning there was an update with the latest news in today’s paper, but I couldn’t find it.

Give us a clue ! What does WWWMS mean!

I assume it means What Would Windy Miller Say.