R47 Power Supply

Greetings to all.

I have DIY REDD.47
A High-Voltage power supply has such a scheme:

But instead of the necessary 290 volts at its output, it turns out only 256 volts.
- All measurements were carried out under load -

Is it possible to change something in this circuit to get the required 290 volts?
Perhaps this will be a decrease in the resistance value of 3K, or completely exclude it from this scheme.
Or maybe there are other options?

I would be grateful for the answer to my question.

vmanj said:

Is it possible to change something in this circuit to get the required 290 volts?
Perhaps this will be a decrease in the resistance value of 3K, or completely exclude it from this scheme.

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Yes. Second method is to switch from tube rectifier to SS in order to save some voltage.
IMO,  the secondary of only 250VAC is little too low for using a tube rectifier and get 300VDC at 20mA.
Download the PSUD2 software from here http://www.duncanamps.com/psud2/
and try to optimize it.

Thank you.