I had again a close look to all sources and came to the conclusion that i misinterpreted most sources.
The Dora didīn make 600km/h with 1900hp
I apologize to everyone - my fault
The most probable interpretation of Naudets chart is now for me:
Curve 4 (605km/h) is calculated with 2240HP(!!) at sealevel. 2100HP would be ~595km/h.
Curve 1 (565km/h) is for 1900hp
Curve 5 (545km/h) is for ~1800hp (usually 1700hp, but they calculated with 3250rpm instead of 3000)
and the curve without an identifier, starting at ~505km/h is for continous flight.
Now this chart matches perfectly my engine chart. The curve 3 is indeed (S! Buzzbait you were right all time) for a special charger.
The same is valid for the climb chart from Naudet:
21m/s with 2240hp
17,5m/s with 1900hp
15 m/s with 1700hp
This is almost equal to the data from Wisk
FW190-D9:
Engine: Jumo-213A, 1780hp at take-off, 1480hp at alt (1600 in combat mode)
Take-off weight: 4197kg
Top speeds: sea lvl - 530km/h(543 in combat mode), at alt - 631km/h at 6150m (642 at 6100m)
Time of climb to 5000m: 5.6min
When combat mode is in this test ~1750hp, than the german number for 1800hp (545 km/h) is almost equal to the russian test result (543km/h).
Sooooo the uber fighter is gone

We can hope to get 2240hp with mw50

At least german performance calculations werenīt exaggerated hihi

niklas