« Reply #2 on: Jun 25, 2023, 6:23 am »
 
The Tamar is pretty good, sheltered but can get windy. Once above Weir Quay there is little opportunity to get off the water.
Launch at either;
Weir Quay, Devon side, quiet, narrow lanes to access.
Jubilee Slip, Saltash, Cornwall side, busy, easy access below the Tamar Bridge,

I would normally offer to show to team up & you around but my current car doesn't have a tow bar yet. Plus I am currently building a Sev with 1387 Squadron Air Cadets and my craft hover hours are 0! (sadly I haven't used it since before Covid  :'( )


I will PM you my phone number, I am almost always available to talk hover but evenings are best.
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« Reply #1 on: Jun 24, 2023, 2:45 pm »
 
Hi all, well I acquired a hovercraft, a stretched BBV4 that worked at BARB,  somerset,a craft with history ( photos on line if your interested,one showing Borris riding in it.
 i was wondering if any of you hovernaughts [size=78%] know of launch sites in the South West ) it needs to be shelterd.[/size]
Do any of you live in Devon or even Cornwall? Ross (thankyou Ross, is taking me out from weston   but  although the sun is shining the conditions are not as simple as some other sites.. Thanks .