Truth!The 6P3S-E is NOT equivalent to a 6L6GC. It won't manage 30W anode dissipation, nor have I ever seen reliable specifications for screen grid dissipation or voltage. Reputable sellers only rate it equivalent to the 5881, and it was relabeled and sold as this type for a number of years. The 6P3S-E is also not equivalent to the EL34. There are a number of significant differences, such as transconductance, voltage ratings and optimum load impedance. I know it's been subbed for the EL34 in certain amplifiers (including the Dynaco ST-70), but there are reports that this produces a different sonic signature and reduced performance.
Just to be clear, I'm a big fan of the 6P3S-E, and I bought a large lot directly from Russia quite a few years ago. It's a terrific tube that can sub for many 6L6 variants in many different amplifiers, but it's important to know its limitations. I use them in my Citation V, but the amplifier has been modified for reduced screen voltage. I'm also careful to bias the tubes below 25W dissipation.
Jack
I run them like 5881/6L6WGC. A conservative 18-20 watts per tube, Class AB1, in a push-pull arrangement. Then, they last and have good headroom.
