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Originally Posted by bobgary
When you measured the voltage where you should see 165V, was the microphone plugged into J1001? Try measuring with the mic unplugged. The plate voltages come from a different line. High plate voltages usually indicate that the tubes are very cutoff, which also makes sense with a more negative bias on the grids. Anyway, this all may not be helpful in the least. It could be that when you replaced some of the caps in the remote, you detuned it.
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I am pretty sure it has not been detuned, I only did a large paper and a metal electrolytic in the hand unit, none of the smaller ceramic caps, and in the chassis, just a few .1s and .01s here and there. It basically didn't work at all before I did the hand unit caps. Now it works pretty good except needs really strong and close remote signal.
I don't have the mike plugged in. Some dude in Brazil said I may have leakage between the 180v and the mike plug, so I am going to just snip the wire at that point and see what I read, the mike socket may just be leaking or something. Thanks...Frenchy