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National Archives Identifier: 64978 (B&W, Silent)
MS Animated drawing of Fritz X rocket bomb. 12) ADS Fritz X rocket bomb hitting ground target.

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The Fritz X was a further development of the high-explosive bomb SD 1400 (Splitterbombe, dickwandig, 1400 kg; German for "fragmentation bomb, thick-walled, 1400 kg"). It was given a more aerodynamic nose, four stub wings, and a box shaped tail unit. The Luftwaffe recognized the difficulty of hitting moving ships during the Spanish Civil War.[2] Dipl. engineer Max Kramer, who worked at the DVL, had been experimenting since 1938 with remote-controlled free-falling 250 kg bombs, and in 1939 fitted radio-controlled spoilers.[3] In 1940, Ruhrstahl was invited to join the development, since they already had experience in the development and production of unguided bombs.

The dual-axis joystick-equipped Funkgerät 203 Kehl series of radio-control transmitter sets on board the deploying aircraft, (named for a German suburb of the two-millennia-old city bearing the receiver's name) were used to send the control signals to the Fritz-X, with the ordnance itself picking up the signals through a Funkgerät 230 Straßburg receiver, named for the city, within it to send the signals on to the movable surfaces in the Fritz-X's tail fin structure.

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