Questions about CT-100 HV circuits

[ChrisW6ATV]

Hello-

I am again working on my CT-100, first mentioned in this topic: http://www.videokarma.org/showthread.php?t=251001. Post #46 has a picture of the HV cage, which has had a lot of work done to it both in the 1960s as well as the late 1980s. The focus and HV rectifiers were replaced with solid-state components; the focus diode is still there but the HV replacement went bad later and a 3A3 was reinstalled. However, the 3A3's filament winding was removed from the flyback when the solid-state rectifier was put in and that tube is not going to light in this condition! There are a bunch of other parts that do not match the RCA and Sams schematics I have, so I hope one or more of you CT-100 experts can give me some advice on the changes, as listed below.

C21 20uF/50V electrolytic is missing
C22 25uF/10V non-polarized is missing
(Both of the above are near the horizontal centering control, which has been replaced with a different type.)
C134 .22/400V is now .5/200V
C135 .18/400V is now .056/200V and .047/600V in parallel
C140 .47/200V is now .82/200V
C141 .22/400V is now .15/200V and .15/400V in parallel
R184 1.8M/1W is now 6.8M/2W
A .01/1KV disc with spark-gap top was added in parallel with C197

What I want to know is, are any of these changed values possibly correct as in production changes, or should I put in all parts that match the schematics? (The part numbers above are from the Photofact schematic, but the RCA one does match in each case.) Another obviously incorrect part is C138, the .01/6KV on the focus control wiper, which is now two .01/2KV discs in parallel along with some type of (high-voltage limiter/gap?) device that I will replace. I have attached the part of the Sams schematic here for reference. This set is an "early" one, without the B+ boost changes. Last, if anyone has a picture of the flyback that shows what the HV filament winding looks like (or can tell me the number of turns of some HV wire to use), I would appreciate it. Thank you for any help you can provide.