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Power transformer specs
#1

I have found a transformer 32-7381N. That I could possibly buy. 
How do I know if it is a match for the 32-8132N?
I don’t have specs on my transformer.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks Dave
#2

The specs for these transformers can be found in the 1949 Parts catalog in our library.

See page 78.
#3

Awesome,
Thanks Klondike98.
The link was very helpful.
Although I did find them in the 1942 catalog.
 And thanks to Bob for the support.
Now the hunt is on.

Dave




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