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Let's hope so, we don't want another raise until the well is in full flow, not that we want one at all.

Because this site is shyte at showing RNS at times. It is unreliable, I missed one of mine this morning, not a crucial one but could have been.

I should know by now not to trust it!

Best go direct

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news?tab=news-explorer

If 0.5% is commercial, I'll let you work out for yourself what 4.7% free flowing to the surface means

MadMen

"Despite having an accurate, independent field PVT laboratory on site, the Company has collected duplicate samples where possible, and these will be sent to a second laboratory for independent verification"

Don't worry it's a rubber stamp exercise. It has already been independently tested

I believe they are, but it wouldn't have harmed anything to say so

But I'm not ready to go the whole hog just yet...

"The impact of the sand jetting will only be known once production has been restored and a stabilised and sustained flowrate from the rod pump has been achieved, at which time the company will provide an update."

Let's just say they are doing what they can to progress to full flow

Maybe more 😁

From the RNS 5th November.

"Despite having an accurate, independent field PVT laboratory on site, the Company has collected duplicate samples where possible, and these will be sent to a second laboratory for independent verification"

As Lorna stated in interview "Rubber Stamping" it can be seen that samples sent for conformation are for technical declaration only which would be required to satisfy any future partner or buyer.

This morning sounds like one or two have flipped back to the dark side again.

Can we just stick to facts please!

"A drill stem test (DST) is some form of temporary completion of a well that is designed to determine the productivity and fluid properties prior to completion of the well. Although a DST can be performed in uncased hole (open hole) or in cased hole (perforation tests), the open hole test is more common"

If the naysayers read the RNS they will find open hole is what they did.

Rns 25th Jan

"The Company will now rig up for wireline operations to log the entire well. Following wireline operations, the Company will then perform an open hole well test (DST) across the faulted zone and additional zones of interest, once full petrophysical analysis of the wireline logs is complete. Downhole samples will be taken and evaluated onsite using the pressure-volume-temperature field laboratory. Any additional samples will be sent off to specialised noble gas laboratory for further verification."

RNS 5th Feb

"The Company identified three zones for well testing, and upon completion of each DST, all three zones successfully yielded downhole gas samples. When performing the Basement DST, high concentrations of helium began to flow to surface following reverse circulation and yielded a compositional mix up to 4.7% helium, 1.5% argon, 8% oxygen and 86% nitrogen. These results were evaluated using an onsite Mass Spectrometer and verified from downhole samples by a field PVT laboratory at the well site. A measured helium concentration of 4.7% equates to almost nine thousand times above background levels (5.3ppm).

Two subsequent well tests were carried out across the fault zone and yielded similar results from the downhole samples which were evaluated in the onsite field PVT laboratory. The Company has identified that the frequency of helium increases with depth and is preferentially carried in hot fluids out of the Basement and along fault conduits. As the helium rises through the well bore, the pressure decreases, and it is thought that the helium then comes out of solution and increases in concentration.

This was further collaborated with mudlogging data that showed elevated helium whilst drilling the 8½" hole section through the Lake Beds Formation and the shallow fault zone. The well produced a continuous measurement of helium gas across the micro-GC and this consistent helium gas measurement was repeated during hole opening operations in preparation for running casing.

Despite having an accurate, independent field PVT laboratory on site, the Company has collected duplicate samples where possible, and these will be sent to a second laboratory for independent verification."

I assume that independent onsite testing is why the nomad has allowed so much information out at this stage. This does in my eyes confirm commerciality and as Lorna has stated rubber stamping in the verification stage, I am more than happy to have large sums here.

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please copy and paste then put your prediction underneath the rest and post

I'll have a pint of what pubcrawl is drinking please 😁

Information they say they want

"A drill stem test (DST) is some form of temporary completion of a well that is designed to determine the productivity and fluid properties prior to completion of the well. Although a DST can be performed in uncased hole (open hole) or in cased hole (perforation tests), the open hole test is more common"

If the naysayers read the RNS they will find open hole is what they did.

Rns 25th Jan

"The Company will now rig up for wireline operations to log the entire well. Following wireline operations, the Company will then perform an open hole well test (DST) across the faulted zone and additional zones of interest, once full petrophysical analysis of the wireline logs is complete. Downhole samples will be taken and evaluated onsite using the pressure-volume-temperature field laboratory. Any additional samples will be sent off to specialised noble gas laboratory for further verification."

RNS 5th Feb

"The Company identified three zones for well testing, and upon completion of each DST, all three zones successfully yielded downhole gas samples. When performing the Basement DST, high concentrations of helium began to flow to surface following reverse circulation and yielded a compositional mix up to 4.7% helium, 1.5% argon, 8% oxygen and 86% nitrogen. These results were evaluated using an onsite Mass Spectrometer and verified from downhole samples by a field PVT laboratory at the well site. A measured helium concentration of 4.7% equates to almost nine thousand times above background levels (5.3ppm).

Two subsequent well tests were carried out across the fault zone and yielded similar results from the downhole samples which were evaluated in the onsite field PVT laboratory. The Company has identified that the frequency of helium increases with depth and is preferentially carried in hot fluids out of the Basement and along fault conduits. As the helium rises through the well bore, the pressure decreases, and it is thought that the helium then comes out of solution and increases in concentration.

This was further collaborated with mudlogging data that showed elevated helium whilst drilling the 8½" hole section through the Lake Beds Formation and the shallow fault zone. The well produced a continuous measurement of helium gas across the micro-GC and this consistent helium gas measurement was repeated during hole opening operations in preparation for running casing.

Despite having an accurate, independent field PVT laboratory on site, the Company has collected duplicate samples where possible, and these will be sent to a second laboratory for independent verification."

I assume that independent onsite testing is why the nomad has allowed so much information out at this stage. This does in my eyes confirm commerciality and as Lorna has stated rubber stamping in the verification stage, I am more than happy to have large sums here.

Repost to disrupt the disruptors

Boyle's law is a gas law given by the Anglo-Irish chemist Robert Boyle in 1662. He stated that the pressure exerted by a gas is inversely proportional to the volume occupied by it at a constant mass and temperature.

Phimx

"Despite having an accurate, independent field PVT laboratory on site, the Company has collected duplicate samples where possible, and these will be sent to a second laboratory for independent verification."

Shawz Just re reading everything and watching the interviews in creating this post tells me to buy more.

If no news comes from my other investments in the morning, I may well be adding substantially. Good luck to all that do.

All his his questions are answered with this post Simon

"A drill stem test (DST) is some form of temporary completion of a well that is designed to determine the productivity and fluid properties prior to completion of the well. Although a DST can be performed in uncased hole (open hole) or in cased hole (perforation tests), the open hole test is more common"

If the naysayers read the RNS they will find open hole is what they did.

Rns 25th Jan

"The Company will now rig up for wireline operations to log the entire well. Following wireline operations, the Company will then perform an open hole well test (DST) across the faulted zone and additional zones of interest, once full petrophysical analysis of the wireline logs is complete. Downhole samples will be taken and evaluated onsite using the pressure-volume-temperature field laboratory. Any additional samples will be sent off to specialised noble gas laboratory for further verification."

RNS 5th Feb

"The Company identified three zones for well testing, and upon completion of each DST, all three zones successfully yielded downhole gas samples. When performing the Basement DST, high concentrations of helium began to flow to surface following reverse circulation and yielded a compositional mix up to 4.7% helium, 1.5% argon, 8% oxygen and 86% nitrogen. These results were evaluated using an onsite Mass Spectrometer and verified from downhole samples by a field PVT laboratory at the well site. A measured helium concentration of 4.7% equates to almost nine thousand times above background levels (5.3ppm).

Two subsequent well tests were carried out across the fault zone and yielded similar results from the downhole samples which were evaluated in the onsite field PVT laboratory. The Company has identified that the frequency of helium increases with depth and is preferentially carried in hot fluids out of the Basement and along fault conduits. As the helium rises through the well bore, the pressure decreases, and it is thought that the helium then comes out of solution and increases in concentration.

This was further collaborated with mudlogging data that showed elevated helium whilst drilling the 8½" hole section through the Lake Beds Formation and the shallow fault zone. The well produced a continuous measurement of helium gas across the micro-GC and this consistent helium gas measurement was repeated during hole opening operations in preparation for running casing.

Despite having an accurate, independent field PVT laboratory on site, the Company has collected duplicate samples where possible, and these will be sent to a second laboratory for independent verification."

I assume that independent onsite testing is why the nomad has allowed so much information out at this stage. This does in my eyes confirm commerciality and as Lorna has stated rubber stamping in the verification stage, I am more than happy to have large sums here.

The only thing worth remembering about this Jackass is that he bought a £1000 worth after the price had shot up in full knowledge of what he is trying to hood wink people with.

One by one these bashers fall. I could name many who have flipped once they got their buy price and they know who they are. They didn't fool me then and they don't fool me now any more the new lot that turn up daily for their low entry will. This will have its minor ups and downs along the way but the trend is upwards now. Just buy in guys fir the sake of a few fractions you anger everyone and hold down the longterm price sp you gain nothing unless you are risking all on day trades that often bare no fruit.