Meanwhile back at the Siltronix...
Square at lower left " 80MFD @ 400V C-1712 "A" Red to 800 ohm 10W and W/Red to ...
Semi-circle lower right: 80MFD @ 400V C-1712 "B" Small Red to the other side of 800 ohm 10W , large red to Rect/Filter board, .01 MFD orange drop to pin 6 of V11 6GW8, 3.3K ohm to pin 6 V7 12BA6
Triangle at upper left : 5 @ 400V W/Red to T/R relay & W/Red ?
---O--- at upper right" 5 @ 400V Pin 3 V11 6GW8 Blue
I think that covers it. All I need to do now is a "clean" way to get this done. There isn't a whole lot of room here for another terminal strip but severaal ground tabs available within easy reach. The two 500V 100 MFD will replace the two 80MFD @ 400V with a two section cap and the 5MFD @ 400V will be replaced by discrete axial electrolytic capacitors.
@nomadradio , suggestions ?
For those of you that have a long memory or have been following along at home...
The hidden gem in this one was the .01 ceramic disc between pins 6 & 7 of V10 , 6AV6, the AGC amp. You wouldn't believe all that goes wrong if this cap isn't present or connected.
The even more hidden and frustrating fauld was a crack in the ground side of the main VFO variable cap. Once mechanically stabilized and soldered the VFO actually worked. Then there was an entire afternoon of adjusting the plate of the capacitor in sections to get a somewhat accurate spread that agreed with the dial. It was a choice between a complete mechanical rebuild of the VFO ( I did have the parts) or a repair of what was there. In the end a toss up and a challenge to fix what was there. In retrospect , start over was probably a better option. If you ever attempt to get this VFO to agree with the dial across .45MHz you'll understand why. In the end I go it to agree "near" channel one and channel 40 is about 17Kc low . Close enough for the girls I go out with