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@Nas-k, interesting.. Ukraine supplies 90% of the highly purified, semiconductor-grade neon for chip production used by US industry.
Ukraine is the world’s largest supplier of noble gases including neon, krypton, and xenon. Globally, the country supplies about 70% of the world’s neon gas and 40% of the global krypton supply.

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/03/12/russias-attack-on-ukraine-halts-half-of-worlds-neon-output-for-chips.html
https://www.bgcspecgas.com/media/bb261f6d358e4257ffff81faffffe904.pdf

Void. "When was it taken.."
Just before she got nabbed for pinching hoses

Void, at a yard in East Africa, look at those new parts, shiny hoses and connectors
https://epiroc.scene7.com/is/image/epiroc/ACS_care_1107Ny3?$landscape400$&cropN=0.32,0.00,0.67,1.00

@AP, do'nt be rash, have a think
Whats the possibility of a pump speculating on news verses going lower??
Good news?
Maybe, if nothing happens this year, and the markets are stable, next year there could be a repeat of that early 15p pump

The RigScan concept is designed specifically for Atlas Copco mining and construction equipment. It enables our certified auditors to collect and analyze data on the spot, using a variety of intuitive, high-tech tools and devices in accordance with our standard protocols.

The procedure is carried out in three steps:

Step 1: The auditor performs a ‘health check’ on the equipment using a modern tablet with which to collect data, take pictures and record video in accordance with standard protocols for each machine.

This extensive process comprises about 500 check points, covering the entire machine. In addition to monitoring pressure, oil, flow, rotation and speed, the auditor is also able to scan key components and systems with a thermal imaging camera for signs of wear, blockages or internal leakage. This eliminates dismantling work.

Step 2: The auditor diagnoses the condition of the machine and generates a customer report, including all critical findings, good and bad, and any necessary replacement parts.

Step 3: When all replacement parts have been delivered to the site, the recommended service measures, plus any necessary repairs, are carried out quickly and efficiently

https://miningandconstruction.com/technicallyspeaking/the-next-level-in-preventive-maintenance-2565/

Rig Audit Service..
All audits begin with a thorough safety review in several steps focusing on human safety, visual safety, fluids, lubricants and working safety.
Our experts are highly familiar with the equipment’s safety features and are aware of the risks related to the equipment and the workplace. Step by step they go through the equipment in order to detect signs of damage or anything that could cause harm to the people in the working area.
By monitoring and tracking PRESSURES and other measurements, we increase component life on the equipment and optimize running time
For instance, identification of internal leaks, PRESSURE blockage, or over pressurization of a valve or PUMP before
it fails, will prevent injuries to anyone around the COMPONENT
Our expert can advise you whether a part needs to be replaced right away or if it can wait.
If there are steps labeled as critical safety or performance the advice will be that the failures must be remedied prior to using the equipment again.

Seeing as DM talked about Auditors, pressures, pumps and components, probably read the same brochure...Probably under the operators seat ;)

DD13, remember "the expect" ?

DD13, I like your reasoning but its just they have'nt secured a rig yet..
like Ian said if we can get a rig...

But if the Predator is our rig, its often used as Top Holing Rig, 400-500m in a single day, I assume that covers the water well rig, but then there is crewing.. But if that is the case and there is shallow drilling, thats just luck..
nice article of a company drilling one day moving the next..

427m
O’Ryan is on its 12th surface well and has decreased drilling time from 20 to 13 hours
since its first hole. O’Ryan operates around the clock with two 12-hour shifts. “We aver
-age one day over a hole, moving every other day,”

https://magazines.miningandconstruction.com/sites/magazines.miningandconstruction.com/files/magazine/2017-01/dhd10-2.pdf

@Hex,
DM said in Feb Working on completion of MOU
DM said in March. The other companies sharing mobilization costs postponed

DD13, You might be right there, DM is beginning to look like the boy who cried Rig, when it turns up nobody will come...

DD13, Some goings on
, should take a look at Bens Creek, massive sell off, no obvious reason. must be stop loss avalanche

Worth a read
https://medium.com/vechain-foundation/the-future-of-vechainthor-enterprise-nft-enft-ecosystem-137589e53974

So don't forget to apologize ;)

Ass as in stupid
Homophobic we aint that bad yet..

And Wyn is back looking to buy so we must about bottom..

@Mitch, Agree with you, currently it might go a little lower but at the moment there is still plenty of time, and its not like there is nothing to speculate on..
What price will the traders load up, and off load
There is the rig, the inspection, reconditioning, all aimed at getting a drill this year, so spin the wheel red or black, happening or not, just more waffle or not..
DM mentioned its a few weeks before inspector gadget arrives, then I assume there will be weeks of work including waiting for parts.
So not expecting anything soon, and if they decide not to go ahead I am unsure we will here anything until the next rig.

Just making it look up , its on a downward trend but could be about bottom
--------------------Price---open------hi------low
Jun 28, 2022 8.09 7.88 8.20 7.88 360.00K 2.41%
Jun 27, 2022 7.90 8.20 8.30 7.70 1.60M -3.66%
Jun 24, 2022 8.20 7.90 8.30 7.70 2.04M 3.80%
Jun 23, 2022 7.90 8.05 8.16 7.80 1.95M -2.47%
Jun 22, 2022 8.10 8.60 8.56 7.90 3.51M -5.81%
Jun 21, 2022 8.60 8.85 8.85 8.26 2.02M -2.27%
Jun 20, 2022 8.80 8.80 9.10 8.55 2.03M -0.56%
Jun 17, 2022 8.85 8.55 9.00 8.45 1.38M 4.49%
Jun 16, 2022 8.47 8.95 9.03 8.41 2.24M -5.36%
Jun 15, 2022 8.95 8.90 9.10 8.77 1.28M 1.70%
Jun 14, 2022 8.80 9.30 9.30 8.60 3.79M -5.38%
Jun 13, 2022 9.30 9.70 9.69 9.10 1.41M -3.13%
Jun 10, 2022 9.60 10.00 10.10 9.60 2.99M -6.34%

Probably a stupid question as different tools will have different diameters..plus logging tools were run to karoo

Anyway Q series was design by boart longyear, in 1953 the company applied for a patent on the first wireline core retrieval system–the Q™ Wireline System

https://app.boartlongyear.com/brochures/Reference%202018_2(Web).pdf

After setting conductor casing they drilled to 400m PQ(5" hole), cased.
So HQ(4") next to TD I guess..
Then sidetracked and cased, so I would guess NQ 3" to bottom??...

Until tonight I thought Q series wireline rods were related to wireline logging tools, so logging as you go. ultra slim logging tools.. Mmmm, not sure now, so if the bore hole is too small???

Does anybody know the minimum hole size for logging tools ?

I dont think thats quite how it works, there seems to be relationship width to depth..
DM did say it could drill an 8 1/2" hole to 2500m, I believe 7" casing fits in that size hole...
From that I got the idea 7" casing to 2500m???

But I read a paper saying the rig could only run 9 5/8" production casing to 1100m,
After you run your 9 5/8" casing, you drill the 8 1/2" hole, then run your 7" casing.
I doubt it will be to 2500m but I dont really know