does that mean shorted windings? I have a Scott 222B with a B+ that is almost 100V too low (around 260V instead of 350V), and the AC voltage (at the plate of the rectifier - in this one a 5V4G has been substituted for a 5AR4) is also very low, I think it was in the mid 200's AC to ground instead of 330V AC. Most of the power supply caps were replaced a few years ago. Could it be anything other than shorted windings in the PT?
Thanks in advance.
Dave
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