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Should be at around 730m today. 800 tommorow.
800 would give us 510m of mineralization.

I'm hoping for no news tomorrow and big news Monday morning.

Can anyone on here forward a link to the recent interview where Colin discusses the latest news on kelengwa and eureka. I've been trying to find it but can't remember the date. Thanks in advance.

Drill should be hitting 600m today. Should have 300+ of mineralization. I'm hoping for 500-600m of mineralization.

So we have...
905m of length
550 depth
And if we get 600m of mineralization at 60 degrees we get 300m of width.
That would get us just over the AA tonnage needed.
All of course rough calculations and just entertaining myself while we wait for news. :)

An 800m hole at 60 degrees will travel 400m across the width.

An 800m hole at 80 degrees would only travel 139m in length or width for this purpose.

The way I see it is, the first hole gave us length, the second hole gave us depth and the third hole is width.
Looking at the degrees of the drilling, the second hole was 80 degrees which wouldn't give a clear indication of width but more depth. The third hole is at 60 degrees, giving more width to the porphyry.
Happy to be corrected!

He's talking of contained copper.

I'm very grateful we don't have people like BT on this board. Seems the other board is for w**kers!

https://www.linkedin.com/company/xtract-resources-plc

Xtract have a LinkedIn page I never new about. Updated a week ago. Not a lot on there but maybe just starting on it?

Solid rock is estimated at between 2.5 and 3 tonnes per cubic metre.

On our way to 40p and we will be rollininit.

When you add up all the projects, I think one million a month sounds underestimated.

I don't understand Bitcoin? He said per year??

I liked the bit about eureka at the start. 250k-300k per year at 2-2.5% copper.

250k per year at 2% equals 40 million per year at $8000 a tonne.

New interview is out.

Mcap I meant.

200m is a more realistic SP.

Do the math and you will realize we have the tonnage to meet the AA buyout, the question is whether we have the grade. Only time will tell.