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@LOTM-13

I hope people realize that using AI isn't easy to achieve reliable results in tasks assigned to it.

The photos from September 3, 2025, all show the same combination of a rod rack container and a drill rig in the same location. You don't need AI to see that. There are a few other comments about the answer you received, but GPT5 can't help you with those. If you're satisfied with the answer, people will know that we differ in this regard, and that's no problem.

Since you're so eager to use GPT5, I wish you success in what you search/find there. Remember that AI is faster than the human brain, but it still lacks many things that we humans can do.

Technology is constantly improving, but much progress is still needed to convince me that it's the perfect solution for tasks like the ones you've entered.

In the meantime, enjoy the sunsets near Red Setter that WSBN has posted on X. (There's another beautiful photo from the same location, but from a bit later, at the moment when the sun touches the Earth (not actually touching, of course), but that's not included.)

https://x.com/WishboneGoldPlc/status/1967480535934259578

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GLA

White rig at Red Setter? 🤔

I need those photos from a white rig at Red Setter, please give me a link to those.

Or does your AI is looking in the future?

please, if your AI doesn't recognise a rig on a photo, how is it going to compare other things on photos?

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@LOT-13

Strange outcome from an AI

As we can see on the pictures from 25RSDD001 04 August 2025, the same coordinates remain on several photos since 03 September 2025, only some difference in positioning and deviation from the mentioned coordinate , the difference in distance within a second from those coordinates, can only be max 30 meters.

If it's more, coordinate would change a second but it doesn't.

And again, 43 meters moving the drill rig , to any direction, would give clear visual change on satellite images and it's not there. The current drill pad is to small to allow such a movement because it's to small to move the rig more than 12 meters

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@LOTM-13

We have the exact coordinates (down to the millisecond) of 25RSDD001 (= coord 23RSRC001). These coordinates are needed precisely for core logging. 25RSDD001 is located approximately in the middle of the drill area/pad. Taking into account the length of the drill rod container, the length of the deployed drill rig, and all other equipment present on this section, and doing some calculations, the diameter of the current drill pad is approximately 35-40 meters. There is perfect space to move the container-drill rig combination 2 to 5 meters further south-southwest.

No additional space of 25 to 30 meters or more in diameter (which would be clearly visible on satellite images) has been cleared near the current drill pad (0-100 meters and no further) to move the combination to. And those are things that even AI can't observe; that's truly "research."

And certainly, Upside2020 delivers excellent research. I, too, review his images and interpretations to supplement my own research.

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GLA

They don't have the space to move it 25 meter SW without cleaning extra surface.

2-5 meter is perfect possible without needing to clean more surface

Wonder if there is already more CDS workforce at Red Setter?

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@LOTM-13

How much meters do you think that they removed the drill rig from 25RSDD001 to 25RSDD002?

Can you see movement on satellite images to a new drill area, close to 25RSDD001 (50-75 meters) with over 30-40 Meters diameter of cleared surface?

I would be happy to discover it but I don't see that.

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@LOTM-13

Using AI to calculate distance between 2 points is ok, however, the coordinates in the photos of the Logging Area point directly to the location of Rincon Services. (You can enter these coordinates directly into Google Earth if your Google Earth settings are set to "Show latitude/longitude degrees, minutes, and seconds").

Your attempt in GTP5 is nice, but you're using the coordinates in the photos incorrectly:

First part: 0°-359° from N, NE, E, SE, S SW, W, NW => is the position of the camera relative to North, has absolutely nothing to do with the location, and therefore cannot be used to calculate distances between points. (T) stands for "True" here. => are no part of the "coordinates"

Second part: 21°50'1"S, 122°9'46"E: These are the coordinates with degrees, minutes, and seconds. To use this in a calculation or location determination, you cannot change the composition. The symbols for degrees, minutes, and seconds must remain, but you must convert them. So, 21501S, 122946E => does not exist and will always yield an incorrect location. Of course, AI will give you a result if you compare that composition with another similar composition, but this can never be correct this way.

Third part: +/- 13 ft: Is the deviation from the coordinates specified in part 2. => is no part of the "coordinates"

Fourth part: 1152 ft: Is the elevation of the point where the camera is located relative to sea level. => is no part of the "coordinates"

Try this question in AI:

What is the distance between 21°49'6"S, 122°1'50"E and 21°50'1"S, 122°9'46"E

The answer would be +/- 13.7 km or +/- 8.55 miles as the crow flies.

On the other hand, try finding a location with an elevation of 1152 ft within 800 meters of Red Setter.

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GLA

From my own observations while comparing some photos, the Drill Rig has moved several meters.

Photo from July 29, 1:35:03 PM (Tweet WSBN)

https://x.com/WishboneGoldPlc/status/1950183509286416449

Photo 2 from August 24, 2025 (Tweet WSBN)

https://x.com/WishboneGoldPlc/status/1959496344319496523/photo/2

Comparison:

The blue water tanks remain in place, but their position relative to the drill rig has changed => Drill rig moved.

The white cabin on wheels, next to the Drill Rig and the Rod Rack container, is further away from this combination in the August 24 photo than in the July 29 photo (=> Note what can be seen between the open door and the drill rig) .

I believe the drill rig has been moved about 2 to 5 meters with the necessary adjustments (correct direction and adjusted drilling angle) to drill a step-out hole, as DL puts it in a tweet:

Step-out hole close to the first one that is aiming for about 75 meters southwest at 550 meters depth.

https://x.com/DavidLenigas/status/1959298605388292373

Or as WSBN puts it in the RNS of August 18, 2025:

The step-out drill hole will be targeting around 50m to 75m distance from the current down hole position at a depth of 550m.

https://wishbonegold.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/WSBN-RNS-250818-Significant-Breccia-Pipe-Intersected-at-Red-Setter-Gold-Project-3m5h.pdf

Just my opinion/findings, happy to share them!

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GLA

Oh yes, by satellite imagery for this type of research, I don't mean Google Earth or Google Maps, but rather Landsat and Sentinel imagery.

All have their interesting uses, but the imagery they provide differs. Google's satellite imagery services are excellent for organizing things and bringing together all the information from other services. Sentinel and Landsat provide new imagery every 2 to 4 or 5 days (depending on the area), showing changes that could potentially reflect the activities of the company operating in that area.

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If the drill rig (and its associated equipment) did indeed move 30 meters or more from 25RSDD001, they would have left their current location in terms of distance, and that would mean they would have to prepare a nearly circular location of about 30 to 40 meters in diameter to position the drill rig, the rod rack container, and all the equipment and vehicles. This would undoubtedly be clearly visible in satellite imagery, but it isn't.

Nevertheless, we know they have definitely started work on 25RSDD002. However, there are no clear coordinates anywhere in a photo, which we are certain depicts step-out hole activity.

There will be multiple theories to explain all this, but it is difficult to pinpoint a correct location for 25RSDD002 based on the available imagery and information from tweets, RNS, and satellite imagery. The rig may not have moved at all (unlikely) or only slightly (2 to 3 meters with an adjusted drill angle => seems most likely to me based on things I've noticed in the photos).

The only photos we have with any certainty of the location of 25RSDD002 (WSBN Tweet 24 Aug 2025) have no time stamp or coordinates. But from the tweets from DL and WSBN on this matter, it can be concluded that the "Move to Step Out has been made."

Step Out Hole (25RSDD002) Started?: YES (Tweet DL 23 Aug 2025)

Where?: Unknown

Depth,: Certainly beyond 344Mr

These findings are my own and based on my observations, without AI.

AI is a useful tool, and I use it, but it is still too unreliable for many things.

The most important thing is that drilling continues, hopefully soon with more equipment and more people to work more shifts (perhaps already happening), and that assays will soon be available to let us know what has been found.

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Drill rig location in photos from WSBN tweet of September 12, 2025

Just a question for those who argued yesterday that the Core logging area isn't located on Red Setter: have you compared the coordinates of today's photos with the previous photos of Hole 1?

Based on the coordinates in these photos, can you tell me how far from Hole 1 this drill rig is in these new photos from September 12?

(50 meters, 75 meters, or something else?)

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GLA

Original message was suddenly interrupted

again:

Perhaps this has already been mentioned, but a question about the cores.

If an old RC drill hole were reused, would cores emerge from that hole before reaching the depth of the previous drillings?

The cores we see in the photo today certainly start at

Perhaps this has already been mentioned, but a question about the cores.

If an old RC drill hole were reused, would cores emerge from that hole before reaching the depth of the previous drillings?

The cores we see in the photo today certainly start at

@Freezer

I'm just saying that the location where Red Setter's cores are being logged is 20 km (road distance) away and is located on a Rincon Resources tenement.

Use the coordinates in the photo and place them correctly in Google Earth Pro.

Today's photo shows things you should see in satellite images (a dark-colored tent) and a caravan, but you won't find them anywhere near Red Setter. And guess what, that tent appears in today's satellite image at the Rincon Resources location. The caravan has been there for a while. (Even more features allow this location to be used as a facility for explorers and geologists.)

Therefore, "Read the code on the picture," but use it correctly!

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LOTM-13

Using AI to "decipher" these coordinates is unnecessary because they are coordinates you can use directly in Google Earth Pro (free to use) to visualize the positions from WSBN-images, with coordinates, on the map.

Those 347N and 345N aren't coordinates; they simply indicate the direction the camera was pointed when that image was taken.

I assure you, the geologists are at the Rincon site area, approximately 20 km away by road. And I don't need AI for that; I just need to apply the coordinates and interpret the additional data they provide.

Just look for a location near Red Setter at an elevation of 1152 feet within the distance 5GTP has "calculated" for you. You won't find it, but that 1152 feet does correspond to the elevation of the geologists' core logging area.

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These tents are not at the "Red Setter" site, they are placed on a location at +/- 20 Km road distance from Red Setter on a tenement from Rincon Resources. That site has facilities for explorers and geologists.

That is where the geologists have their core logging area.

They are there now almost 2 months and planning to stay there much longer than first planned.

How much longer?

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GLA

Why do the other 2 persons in the first picture also have a badge? (They are also in the second picture but there you can not see their badge!)

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An look what they posted 23 August 2025:

Looking for the next step in your drilling career?

We’re on the hunt for Offsiders and Diamond Drillers to join our crew of rockstars.

At Core Drilling Services, you’ll get:

✅ Great pay and stable, long-term work

✅ 2:1 or 2:2 rosters

✅ Career growth, whether you’re stepping up as a Diamond Driller or starting out as a Drilling Offsider

✅ A crew culture built on mateship, professionalism, and safety

If you’re an A-player with a can-do attitude and think you’ve got what it takes to join our team of high performers, apply now 👉 https://lnkd.in/g6PSgHmp

To be considered, you must currently have the unrestricted right to live and work in Australia.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/core-drilling-services_careers-core-drilling-services-activity-7364797272443817984-Es5F?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAADGDKa8B3tEaihLDDpeDjD8IXaWYalo7tOk

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Nice post abut Core Drilling Services on Linkedin telling that they have "a new job in Telfer"

Nice video with nice equipment (Look at the numbers on the trucks and equipment and compare with pictures WSBN on site)

When a new job up in Telfer was confirmed, we had seven days to make it happen. Seven. That’s not even enough time for most people to plan a birthday dinner - let alone mobilise a full rig, support trucks, expo caravan, genies and everything in between.

But you can bet your bottom dollar we made it happen.

Rig 02, our UDR 200, fresh off her Only Rigs debut (refer to our previous ‘Perfect Match’ post), packed up in Newman and hit the road like a rockstar on tour. It was all hands-on deck to pull off what can only be described as a mobilisation miracle.

Now here’s the kicker…

This crew knows comfort. They’ve worked the Tier 1 life, think poolside digs, chef-prepared meals, fresh linen and all the goodies of a primo FIFO camp.

But the job ahead?

It’s the real deal - a rugged expo site with no loos, no kitchen service, no creature comforts whatsoever.

And guess what? Not a single complaint. No eye-rolls. No whinging. Just a bunch of absolute pros doing what needs to be done, wherever the job takes them.

That’s the Core Drilling Services difference: adaptable, committed, and up for anything. Especially if it involves red dirt and a challenge.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/core-drilling-services_diamonddrilling-telfer-goldrush-activity-7350652831403560961-21up?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAADGDKa8B3tEaihLDDpeDjD8IXaWYalo7tOk

Also nice is this :UDR 200D LS

https://coredrilling.net.au/rig/udr-200-dls

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GLA

About the coordinates on the pictures:

If you see a coordinate like this on such a photo:

21°50'1"S, 122°1'49"E => keep in mind that the last digit could actually be between 1.00 and 1.99 for S and between 49.00 and 49.99 for E . (And that's how it's displayed on Google Earth Pro if you've set these type of coordinates there.)

That could be between

21°50'1.00"S, 122°1'49.00"E and 21°50'1.99S, 122°1'49.99"E.

According to calculations, that would be about a 31-meter difference. This applies to both longitude and latitude, and is a bit of an estimate based on all the data provided.

However, on Google Earth itself, I get different differences (+/- 28 meters).

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