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If P.Vonk is taking the scumbag loan sharks to the cleaners, with them forward selling just now trying to bring the SP down. While they don't get their discount pricing until next week.

Now P.V. turns the taps on and Boom. price shoots up and all that forward selling is a Huge loss.
Well that's me for now, bags packed and heading away for a few weeks.
atb.

Here goes, just from watching videos.
We have 600ft of perforations into the kimmeridge, We pump the Nitrogen into the anulas, and as it goes don the tubing the oil starts to flow from the kiimeridge into the anulus and down to the mouth of the production tubing and starts to rise up the well. So when we have just 50feet of the kimmeridge exposed we have that much oil flowing. maybe 100bod, so we continue pumping in the Nitrogen and exposing more perforations and more oil flows into the anulus and down unti we have exposed the whole lot. so maybe a day or two. till full propduction, or maybe just hours.
ALAN.... "chuckle" your turn.

Hope your right surfi, else those loan shark scum will take this to the cleaners.

They used a production pipe that was maybe smaller than Brockham, hence less weight of oil to bring to surface, also Balcombe being horizontal maybe a factor.
just a theory

More Nitrogen !!! Anyone thinking they have a leak? Maybe preparing for £1 party and blowing up the balloons.

Nice pics this morning of southern England. could be Xmas cards. LOL
https://twitter.com/WealdOilers
I'm travelling tonight and into Aberdeen tomorrow morning. next week of to Oxford.
hope I'll get to enjoy some of that weather. and see some of the oil sites I part own. :))))))))))))

UKOG report. paragraph 26 B.B. showed they used both pump and Nitrogen for lift.

http://www.ukogplc.com/page.php?pID=115
In October 2017 management made the decision to proceed with a workover of the well and implement a revised selective testing programme. The revised testing methodology was similar to that undertaken at the Horse Hill oil discovery, utilising a rod pump and nitrogen cylinders to provide initial lift to the well.

Disagree ismalq,downward pressure is on SP due to the (so called ) 0% loan.
Therefore recovery will depend on positive news and not ahead of news.
Could be any time.
atb

The main point of the question was. To make one think about how long it could take to get the oil out. even without a regulator it takes time to empty the bottle. 30 mins 20 mins 40 min ? multiply that by around 124 bottles
So does that 62 hrs at 30 minutes with a 10hr working day. 6 days from Monday til the oil flows.
just thought it was an interesting question,
ok maybe pointless.

last RNS
Edited.
On 9 January 2019
For each Advance, following an initial period of 30 days, Noteholders may, from time to time and in
their absolute discretion, convert the principal outstanding into new Shares
The Variable Conversion Price is set at
92.5% of the average of the three lowest daily VWAPs in respect of Shares during the 10 trading days
immediately preceding the date of the notice of conversion by Noteholders.

So it is in the loan sharks interests to have the SP at it lowest from 28th Jan onwards, making sense that they working on that Now
before Brockham Flows.
Our only saving grace to retain some value to our investment, is for Angus to get the finger out. if Not we could be as low as 6p
I know many of you won't like what I've written,
You only have to look back at the last 0% loan we had.
So what can we do. Well I have no idea.
Pray I'm wrong.

Thanks for the link Pboo, Someone, maybe you posted it over a week ago I remember, made me sick to see how useless Angus are with documentation. AGAIN.
Alan had mentioned earlier that we do Not need a pump to get the well started just the Nitrogen.
However if we do need a pump, the nodding donkey is sitting on site and we do have permission to use it.
atb

Delayed : Due to Swampies leaving tea bags on the line. The SCC says planning permission is required before it can be removed. Next train is leaving Horsehill

Makes absolute sense to me what you said Baits. That being the case I'd say there will be no tankers seen this week.
Ok rampers, I've got my hard hat on. you can begin.

What I'm confused abut is this,
I put on a link showing a oil lift using Nitrogen, some person with oil industry experience rubbished it saying they would only use coiled tubing.
Now we have seen oil tankers coming out and the nitrogen on site, Yet no coiled tubing.
So what's going on, how are we getting oil out or is that just a dream those two tankers.
Has the nitrogen started to be used or not.
it's not already been explained Alan. no one knows. with respect for whats happening at Brockham just now You don't either.
I am sitting quite at ease with my investment at this time and can wait it out.
thats it for now.

" impatient " Leapinglemming. Although I have waited 2 years.

I said I was, Confused and wish I knew more.

It's getting rather confusing, all that Nitrogen yet nothing to pump it into the hole with.
Yet ! 2 tankers with oil plates left the site last week and 2 tankers without.
So has the nitrogen been used or not.
Wish I knew more.

No coiled tubing for the nitrogen then ?

many thanks for the video Genie.

Just stick in the word fracking, doesn't matter if it's true or not. just stick it in anyway.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/earth/earthnews/10233955/The-town-where-a-form-of-fracking-is-already-happening.html

I might believe there were two security people. Maybe we'll get a Gift from Genie later today to verify.

Sorry this link. http://buildings.westsussex.gov.uk/ePlanningOPS/loadFullDetails.do?aplId=2278