The power supply section is a 5R4WGT rectifier followed by an CLCLC. The first C is 10uF @1000V; L is 8H @200mA; next C are 5 10uF @600V; next L is 20H @ 50mA and the last C are 4 10uF @ 600V.

I'm hoping, as you suggested, to use 50 and 40uF, respectively, in the last two C sections.

The B+ is 430V, so it looks like stock 440V oil caps should do the trick across the board, including the 10Uf @ 1000V.

Thanks for the help.....Colin

I have some GE caps that are Pyranol filled and AC rated to 660vac. They make really nice speaker cross over caps. I replaced them with some 23F*** AC caps which are also PCB. They do sound good. Wish I had enough for use in a PS. The second place sol'n is the 440vac rated, modern motor-run types. A very close second I must say.

I can't quite reconcile why what has to be a thicker film seems to sound better. Oh well, just because there are no answers today does not mean that they won't appear sometime If we keep looking.
regards,
Douglas

They are 800VCT @200ma, 5VCT @2A, 5VCT @3A, 6.3VCT @6A

There will be no problem at 210ma if you don't fully load all of the other secondarys.
They were for the DRD but I have decided to go with a transformer that will support a 45 or 2A3 as well as 300B...More on this in a little bit

Let me know and I will send them out...John