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In Reply to: Help needed: Significant Voltage drop after PS caps posted by banpuku on January 29, 2017 at 09:49:21:
Some circuit or device is passing significant current, to lose that much voltage. Check for leaking power supply caps, which would measure AC Volts. If you remove the tubes, do voltages normalize ? Check the tubes on a tester for shorts. Check the wiring for shorts....
Narrow down the culprit via troubleshooting techniques. Half the voltage means double the current....
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