Here is some litterature that might offer information on the topic (I'm missing three of these titles):
Ferdinand Müller "Lehrbücherei der Funkortung Band II: Leitfaden der Fernlenkung. Eine systematische Zusammenstellung der Verfahren und Anlagen der Fernlenkung" (Deutsche Radar-Verlages mbH, 1955)
Fritz Trenkle "Die deutschen Funklenkverfahren bis 1945" (AEG-Telefunken, 1982)
Michael Sawodny "Waffen-Arsenal Band 68: Deutsche Spezialpanzer (I), Ladungsträger, Pionierpanzer, Bergepanzer" (Podzun-Pallas Verlag, 1981)
Werner Oswald "Kraftfahrzeuge und Panzer der Reichswehr, Wehrmacht und Bundeswehr. Katalog aller Typen und Modelle" (Motorbuch Verlag, 1978)
Walter Spielberger "Spezial-Panzerfahrzeuge des deutschen Heeres" (Motorbuch Verlag, 1977)
Markus Jaugitz "German Remote-Control Tank Units 1940-1943" (Schiffer Military/Aviation History, 1996)
Radio controlled Sdkfz 302 Goliath?
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Re: Radio controlled Sdkfz 302 Goliath?
I have only just now checked the link you gave in your last response.
In fact they have both Goliaths mixed up.
the one they claim to be a 303 is in fact the 302 and the one they claim to be the 302 with E-Motor is the badly restored 303. in fact the top plates and back plates have all been added at a later time during "restoration". You can see the air vents on the sides for a 303 with V-Motor.
In fact they have both Goliaths mixed up.
the one they claim to be a 303 is in fact the 302 and the one they claim to be the 302 with E-Motor is the badly restored 303. in fact the top plates and back plates have all been added at a later time during "restoration". You can see the air vents on the sides for a 303 with V-Motor.