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The easiest way to reduce the voltage in that radio is replace the tube rectifier with solid state diodes and use the original rectifier filament winding to buck the primary. That is hook it up in series with the winding in opposite phase. Those 2 tricks will lower the load on the power transformer and put the radio closer to voltages it was designed to make in the supply.

[QUOTE="Kamikaze, post: 318959, member: 16623"] The easiest way to reduce the voltage in that radio is replace the tube rectifier with solid state diodes and use the original rectifier filament winding to buck the primary. That is hook it up in series with the winding in opposite phase. Those 2 tricks will lower the load on the power transformer and put the radio closer to voltages it was designed to make in the supply. [/QUOTE]

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