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#UKOG #HORSEHILL
@DavidLenigas
@Adrianwfire @Anton13579
Pipe going back in quite fast, 1 length every 3 to 4 minutes. – at The Black Horse

Jeez hard to buy now

The clean up and drill must have went well fair bit of work to clean up after obviously hope everyone is fully loaded I would expect a nice rise over the next few sessions gl.

Weald oilers
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@WealdOilers
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#UKOG #Horsehill @DavidLenigas
The lads have finish Fishing, production pipe going back in.
Well done lads.👏👏👏👏👏

Martin Wellbourne
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@grotindustries
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Replying to @WealdOilers @davidcarr1959 and 6 others
#UKOG #Horsehill
Even if there is an item or a brocken part of something stuck down the well it will be 100% recoverable.
Will present only a short delay.

Sand Lines
While wire lines may be used in various places around the lease, the lines that are run down into the well are going to get most of your attention. The sand line is a wire line with a high tensile strength and which is used to run tools and equipment down into the well. The line is placed on the second drum of the pulling or servicing unit, or on the drum closer to the cab. This line should be long enough to reach the bottom of the hole.

Sand lines are basically utility lines that can be used for a wide range of purposes, depending on the tool or piece of equipment that is being run on it. For example, by using the sand line with a swab, fluid can be lifted out of the hole. This might be done for a variety of reasons, but it is usually done to clean up the wellbore and matrix area. It may also be done to remove pressure from the tubing so that fluid can flow into the lines and tanks.

The sand line can also be used for bailing sand. Sand may migrate to the bottom of the hole during pumping operations, carried by the flow of fluid through the formation. When the tubing is pulled for service, this sand can be bailed out. The sand line can also be used to cut paraffin and remove scale. In Figure 6, you can see an example of a paraffin cutting tool.

As the name implies, solid wire lines are a single strand of solid wire. It’s used in special circumstances, generally for running tests, placing valves, or dropping a pressure measurement device called a bomb. Some of the common tests and uses that may require a solid line include:

Temperature surveys. These are used to detect leaks in the tubing string. Gas will often escape through leaks and expand, causing a detectable drop in temperature. These surveys are usually run a regular basis, as frequently as every 6 months or as infrequently as once a year.
Pressure surveys. These are also run on a regular schedule, usually once a year. These surveys measure the pressure at the bottom of the hole. By comparing these readings to previous years’ measurements, the drop in reservoir pressure can be determined. This is useful information that can help to determine things like the amount of fluid remaining in the reservoir and gauging the effectiveness of pressure maintenance operations. It’s also possible to predict when a naturally flowing well will need to add artificial lift.
Directional surveys. When drilling a well, a direction survey may be run on a solid wire line. A clock is set within the survey bomb before it’s lowered into the hole. When the timer runs out, the bomb takes a 180 degree impression.
Other uses. Solid wire can be used to place valves, scrape paraffin and scale, and a few other specialized uses.
Electric Lines

Looks like the sell off is over and the price will pick up accordingly nice blue finish would lift spirits.

11:35 - 26/09
Buy 1402580 1.88p £26,340.45

If you have a look across most of the oil share a pull back has occurred from gains made on oil spike . The de rampers will use this as well as the MMs to place doubt Angus is also down noe have a little think before panic is settling in a lot of buying has occurred this AM not advise but you must take top up opportunity's in this business sell high buy low.

This is but a few relax jeez.

Solo Oil PLC
SOLO
2.26 GBX
−0.013 (0.56%)
Angus Energy PLC
ANGS
8.14 GBX
−0.23 (2.81%)
AFC Energy plc
AFC
6.74 GBX
−0.28 (3.99%)

Massive buys orders filled never sell unless you receive news from the company as they are obligated to inform the market anything that will affect the share price fact not ramp.

The weald has sprung a leak and all the oil has went away angus / ukog and the top oil recovery people in the world are wrong . or its a dip due to some manipulation? I let the wisdom takeover now.

08:19 - 26/09
Buy 1500000 1.89p £28,312.50
08:59 - 26/09
Buy 1000000 1.86p £18,600.00
08:57 - 26/09
Buy 999989 1.85p £18,499.80
09:14 - 26/09
Buy 815598 1.87p £15,210.90

Lowering your average or buying the dips is the only way to do well on the AIM . not advice just what I do.

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We Have oil loads of it.
@OilPriceHourly
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#Oil price update: $82.03

Expect a large buy to pop up later?

Then Others buy
08:19 - 26/09
Buy 1500000 1.89p £28,312.50

So if you have a 1bn of recoverable oil in 2016 and the share price increases by 40$ does that mean the asset has become 1bn X 40bn just for fun How do we calculate an asset per unit if it increases by 1bn % I can see why SS has bought more of this now jeez perfect timing imo. next few days a declaration might be made of commercial status wow.

The market value of a company holding reserves of oil and flowing will be marked up considerably within the next few days stand by
Dubai, Sep 25: Oil prices have raised to the highest level for nearly four years after Saudi Arabia and Russia ruled out any immediate increase in production.

The decision on Sunday was effectively a rebuff to US