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[philhoward]

Perhaps some sort of locked thread dropped in FAQ with all the titbits?  That seems to be the usual hiding place for "once in a while" useful info - but leave questions still in General.  When a handy bit of info pops up, can the mods add to a locked post?

The idea of locking is so it doesn't get unnecessarily full of non-informational stuff which makes reading it difficult.  FAQ because it doesn't run to 27 pages and will be easy to find..

[Ken T]

I am particularly bad at filing and hence finding things is a nightmare. I would like to have easily acessable places in a tree structure where I can go to find out answers to questions I have about LPG, and maybe ask a couple of queries. Like for example, where abouts do you drill the manifold. Several people have converted 4 pots, but the whereabouts of the nozzles has'nt been shown. This would be helpful, also some discussion about different types of system, eg Jeremy's seems to be the most popular at pres but how about the other systems ?, Romano and OMVL are both very popular.  OK, I am probably describing a seperate web site here, but its just what I think would be good. How it gets implemented has to be up to TB as he knows how it can be implemented.
I'm just thinking, the general help section is quite long, yet contains a wealth of info. Its a shame it can't be categorised so making searching a bit easier, eg cooling, won't start, fuse blown sort of thing. If you can categorise things they become a bit easier to navigate and hence find info from the wealth contained there. Not like ebay's search engine. I typed in capacitors, and it gave me several auctions for resistors  

Ken  

[Entwood]

Ken ... not wishing to teach you to suck eggs ....  but have you tried using google search on the forum

If you go to  google .. www.google.co.uk

click "advanced search"

then in the very bottom box,  - Search within a site or domain: - type www.omegaowners.com

then put your search criteria in the top boxes,

you'll find it is a very, very good search method for stuff on the site..  

[Ken T]

Thanks for that, I hadn't thought of using google to search the forum, very good idea. I have found sometimes that google is better at searching ebay than ebay is  

Ken

[JueV6]

Ken ... not wishing to teach you to suck eggs ....  but have you tried using google search on the forum

If you go to  google .. www.google.co.uk

click "advanced search"

then in the very bottom box,  - Search within a site or domain: - type www.omegaowners.com

then put your search criteria in the top boxes,

you'll find it is a very, very good search method for stuff on the site..  

Me niether, thank you entwood