Bawdsey Radar Transmitter Block
Chamber Rating
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Tony Horton
An excellent place to visit and this is an iconic building and tells the history of radar research from the early days of radar.
Apr 15th, 2023 -
M S
Apr 7th, 2023 -
Petia Tzokova
Apr 6th, 2023 -
Steven Hayes
If youre remotely interested in early radar and a facet of the Battle of Britain that in my view is as crucial as Spitfires and Hurricanes, this is a must-see.Bawdsey was where Watson-Watt and his colleagues set up the worlds first operational radar station in 1937. In 2004 the almost-derelict Transmitter Block was featured on the BBCs Restoration programme and since then its been in the care of Bawdsey Radar Trust. Its now a small museum -- and its the best small museum Ive ever been to. The entire timeline of the early radar development is very clearly set out and there are several very well produced video displays. Theres an interactive simulation of the way in which bearing and distance were interpreted by the operators and transferred to the Filter Room which is borderline addictive. And to cap it all you can even climb a Chain Home mast in virtual reality. All in all I can't recommend this little museum enough, and the people who run it are extremely helpful and knowledgable as well.
Feb 8th, 2023 -
bradley hyde
Dec 2nd, 2022
Contact Info
- (782) 116-2879
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Bawdsey Radar Transmitter Block?
A The phone number for Bawdsey Radar Transmitter Block is: (782) 116-2879.
Q Where is Bawdsey Radar Transmitter Block located?
A Bawdsey Radar Transmitter Block is located at , Bawdsey, eng IP12 3BA
Q What is the internet address for Bawdsey Radar Transmitter Block?
A The website (URL) for Bawdsey Radar Transmitter Block is: http://www.bawdseyradar.org.uk/
Q How is Bawdsey Radar Transmitter Block rated?
A Bawdsey Radar Transmitter Block has a 4.6 Star Rating from 99 reviewers.
Ratings and Reviews
Bawdsey Radar Transmitter Block
Overall Rating
Overall Rating
( 99 Reviews )Tony Horton on Google
An excellent place to visit and this is an iconic building and tells the history of radar research from the early days of radar.
M S on Google
Petia Tzokova on Google
Steven Hayes on Google
If youre remotely interested in early radar and a facet of the Battle of Britain that in my view is as crucial as Spitfires and Hurricanes, this is a must-see.Bawdsey was where Watson-Watt and his colleagues set up the worlds first operational radar station in 1937. In 2004 the almost-derelict Transmitter Block was featured on the BBCs Restoration programme and since then its been in the care of Bawdsey Radar Trust. Its now a small museum -- and its the best small museum Ive ever been to. The entire timeline of the early radar development is very clearly set out and there are several very well produced video displays. Theres an interactive simulation of the way in which bearing and distance were interpreted by the operators and transferred to the Filter Room which is borderline addictive. And to cap it all you can even climb a Chain Home mast in virtual reality. All in all I can't recommend this little museum enough, and the people who run it are extremely helpful and knowledgable as well.
bradley hyde on Google