ok now, don't get carried away!
just got swayed by ol Bullfoot's desire to "keep somea de history alive" and thought the supplement would be a good addition to the old car manual project
BUT I should know better than to mix bullfootin with bookkeepin, and this morn discovered a couple errors in my HTML - not critical, just editing some of the OCR app's garble - confusing for it to translate parts lists into HTML tables!
if you've got the manual already,
return to it and re-save page 1 and 2 [after you hit 'refresh' on the browser to make sure you're seeing the new pages] - if you got the zip file you can save the pages to the same folder to replace them - don't need pictures again, just the page - I changed the zip as well, so it's all good for the future [K Hardy, feel free to link or scoop it]
I'll hafta dig out the radios [2] and set something up, but don't mind doin it online here so others might benefit - don't have any test equipt other than a cheapie meter, tho might ask around and see if anyone here might have more
back later!
Bill
