Forum searches

[Geer Pyron]

AAACK!
I know it’s been gone over before, like gas/oil ratios, but how the heck does a member (in good standing) search this danged forum? It’s so frustrating! I even entered “coil” in the search box and came up with next to nothing when the word “coil” is used in almost every post!!! I searched “how to search” Nada. I went to the inner sanctum and sacrificed a chicken, still nothing. Always that frustratingly huge font telling me I’ve failed!

Im looking for any topic or post having to do with using those military surplus coils Mr. Big Rich sells to rebuild a Bendix mag.
I know I’ve seen at least one post having to do with this.
Anyway, if Mr. Webmaster or Mr. Website builder reads this, please make it easier. The “search” function on every other forum I frequent is dreamy easy.
thanks

JMGP

[Bob Wight]

On the Forum home page, enter your search in the box on the upper left then hit the “Go” button just to the right of the box.    Don’t use the search box at the extreme upper right of the page – it doesn’t work.   See below.

Bob

1937 Champion D2C Deluxe Lite Twin
1954 Johnson CD-11
1955 Johnson QD-16
1957 Evinrude Fastwin 18
1958 Johnson QD-19
1958 Johnson FD-12
1959 Johnson QD-20

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[Geer Pyron]

Bob,
Thank you.
I’ve been using my phone, my pocket computer and everything looks different.
But I just stole my daughters laptop and will try that.
Thanks again,
G

JMGP

[Shear Pin]

I find that just doing an internet search and adding AOMCI at the end works about as well as anything.

[Pondrocket]

FYI to all

The forum search function is for active members only. To search the forums you must first navigate to the members only forum section once there click on the box enter keywords and that will search all topics in our website… you have to keep in mind on this site our Ask A Member section is open to the public all that is needed to post there is you must register to the site. If you are a current member of AOMCI you have full access

Travis
AOMCI VP Communications
AOMCI Webmaster
webmaster@aomci.org

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