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Cunners....sorry Dorkingman - fantastic. You are unmatched in your own right lol

Dorkingamn - you're catching on lol

I'm referring to GG visit to Lidsey with a Drone.

What do Angus investors want to see....Lidsey or how equipment is / should be arriving at Brockham. Which one has the potential to increase Angus SP? Not a difficult question is it....

Dorkingman - Pboo doesn't have his wings....so you've missed the point my friend.

I hear Gifted Genie is going to fly his drone over Broadford Bridge and not HH......long sigh.

Yes visiting Lidsey this week is pointless as there is no 2 month shut test going on (Balcombe) or equipment arriving to do an extended commercial well test (Brockham).

Video of an empty site.....wow!!!

Pointless going to Lidsey...empty site.

Scally - planning not required for BRX3...well drilled deeper than Kimmeridge.

Scally - why would you think that? BRX3 was drilled 2 formations below the Kimmeridge. That was the well Angus should have drilled this sidetrack from.

Moneymaker - only real thing you have to plan for is rental / specialised equipment that needs to be onsite just before Christmas. Service companies run a skeleton crew over the festive period. It's far easier to get equipment being onshore than offshore....or in the middle of Africa lol

Rig personnel have been known to travel on Christmas day to make a checkin on Boxing day.

Just like Trolls, the oil industry works 365 days a year lol

Angus have 3 wells to surface out of a possible 6. Yes you can use the existing well subsurface infrastructure to drill sidetracks and turn them in to Kimmeridge producers.

The best well to sidetrack would be the BRX3 well, which BP originally drilled and has now become a water injector. Whether they drill out of 9 5/8" casing, drill 8 1/2" hole, run 7" liner before drilling the Kimmeridge with a 6" hole before running liner and complete.

It would take approximately 10 days. Angus only pay 65% of the well costs. So it wont be a costly outlay.

Angus will perform the EWT and from those results plan the best location for the sidetrack well.

HH was drilled as an exploratory well. I am actually quite surprised with the flow rates they observed back in 2016, due to the hole section being 12 1/4” in diameter. Normal production well is either 8 1/2” with a 7 “liner or a 6“ hole with 4 1/2” liner

The reason HH was designed and drilled that way was because they wanted to assess multiple zones deeper than the Kimmeridge. So that stands us in good stead considering we have the correct infrastructure in place.

WL1516 - Angus did for Balcombe.

WL1516 - your example is completely different to a a rig up. How can you manipulate that? The equipment is either there ...or its not ? lol They will issue an RNS when they start the flow test. Is that market manipulation? Of course not.

Angus did it for Balcombe and the they did it for Lidsey.

What you are talking about is the company knowing it was a duster from the logs and telling the market they were going to do the well test which generated PI interest and the Directors sold their shares before the bell on Monday.

Amazing what service company folk talk about in Soul Bar, Aberdeen....perhaps you have a tab there lol

W1516 - how can site rig up photos posted by the company (which they have done in the past) cause manipulation? What you see is what you get.

Judging by the number of folk posting about where we are in relation to equipment arriving and the fable perforation date...then it is a good thing to do.

I think you need help.

Jungerns - firstly why do you keep starting a new thread instead of just replying,......rather irritating I must say.

I can tell you're lost. Lose the paranoia. Nothing aimed at you.

You can't even remember the topic of conversation (maybe because you keep starting a new thread?). You're not gong to get photo updates from folk who are not invested in Angus...why would they hurt their own interests .....so thats why no photos.....aka WeladOilers with a UKOG profile photo.....long sigh.

And as I said originally .....how do you know that equipment hasn't been arriving? And I don't expect a reply....Christ so many replies for a pointless topic lol

It would be nice of Angus to update their Twitter page with some photos....but that would be called good PR lol

Dimvestor - thank you for sharing the link to that document....

Perhaps you might want to reread that document yourself as if you refer to page 2 you will see firstly:

"2. Displace the well to provide an appropriate underbalace"

"The guns will be pressure activated"

You are quite correct from having read that document with additional information that the packer will be set afterwards and not before.

My point was about radio silence and how old school ways are still done out of habit.

I would say like investing you shouldn't wager without knowing all the facts first lol

The folk on Twitter you say will post photos ...WealdOilers

Well talking to you of course lol...

As I said before ...you need to be invested in Angus. Profile photo has a UKOG photo ..enough said

Jungerns - why do you it hasn’t been arriving? Brockham is in a secluded spot and unless you’re invested in Angus taking photos by the main road...then we won’t know.

WL1516 - Well of course, but it does help if you are posting factually and up to date information. What you're suggesting yes did happen decades ago, but these days the trigger mechanism is through a pressure differential in the well via an inflated packer. So you won't have engineers dressed up at extras from Hurt Locker lol. I did assume you were wireline, but perhaps you're a Mudlogger?

PS - well if the question wasn't directed at me....then you're not going to get an answer from other posters.....looong sigh