Dora Ju radiator vs Ta DB radiator

It seem like the Jumo Doras had a different style of annular radiator than that of the Ta 152 Cs with the DB 603. Is this correct and if so is there any special reason?

I got this from a modelling addon for a Ta 152C:

Cover Page

its a Quickboost product.

Here is what I have:



My remark: the annular radiator system for the Jumo-213E should incorporate somewhere the inter-cooler radiator, unfortunately the drawing does not make distinction between Jumo 213E and 213F radiator system. The 213F does not have inter-cooler.
The Jumo-213A does not have an inter-cooler, too.
"chladič oleje" means "oil cooler", or "oil radiator", whatever is correct.

It's just the way the system worked. The radiators were part of the 'power egg' and not part of the airframe. Focke-Wulf built the Fw 190 Ds and the Ta 152 Cs and Jumo and Daimler Benz supplied the respective engines and accessories. Even the engine cowlings were supplied by the engine manufacturer, only the gun cowl (klappe vor windshutz) was installed and painted as part of the fuselage assembly by Focke-Wulf, which is why they differ from factory to factory.

There is a good photo of two partly assembled Ta 152 Hs taken (surprisingly) at Kassel. The complete and painted Jumo 213 sub assemblies have been attached to fuselages still in natural metal and completely unpainted.

It would be surprising if the radiators were the same, not that they are different.

Cheers

Steve

Just what I was wondering. Thanks, guys.