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I don't think Roland is one to forget given his background and knowledge. If he says .5 is a go for new wells then brilliant.
If he says it's a good result for 77H then result.
So it's all good.. next week we should be pumping out the remaining fluid . Once rig is in situ then it's 2 days to put in 2 3/8" production tubing..

Gordon the 2 mmscfd was mentioned, But as cleared up with you via your communication with Roland .5 mmscfd is a good result to move on with further well production. ;-)

An RNS will be posted once they have mobilised the work over rig.
The tubing should take a couple of days to install.
This procedure should start in the front end of September.

With a quick bit of Sums reducing the production tubing from 4.5" to 2 3/8 give us psi increase from range 350-880psi to 665-1672psi. That is an approximate 90% increase.

But Roland has not released any news to say it's not going to plan or it has not worked.
All we are doing is reducing the size of production tube. This will complete the task at hand then we get results.. I will not be selling a single share. I wait patiently for results.

It's obviously a very good investment as you yourself topped up the other day , as you said.
Out of everybody investing here Gordon you wouldn't throw good money at a bad investment. You and I and nearly all the other investors know this is going to be worth it.. ;-)

You say same old, same old. This is nothing like the past. We have a well established future with a now proven frac procedure.
An upto 50% farm out will happen as previously suggested.
A CCS program in place waiting for the go ahead .(Not previously done under oex/syn)
The future is very Bright. As Pi's we don't need to bring up the past we are not archaeologists . ;-)

If there new investors then they should look at the news for now and beyond. Only past investors bring up the old past which is now very obsolete.
An extra few weeks is nothing.. ;-)

As per video.. once the frac fluid get to a certain level a smaller tubing is required to get the lift. Makes perfect sense.
Have you ever tried sucking water from a container with a large hose and then used a hose pipe or similar and found it much easier..
Same effect with tubing..

https://youtube.com/watch?v=2wLavr_Ns4k&feature=share

No where in the RNS does it mention water.
Just frac fluid . I have contacted Synergia and have confirmation that no water is in the well.
By all means send an Email yourself.
So STOP spreading your made up information Mr008.

Speculation is also a serious Problem..

So what positives do you see Gordon.. I only here negative.
The flowing tubing head (FTHP) pressure varies between c. 880 psi and 350 psi depending on the level of fluid loading in the 4.5" liner.
We are going to install a 2 3/8" liner which will increase psi. This will allow for fluid to be fully removed. We are currently at a flow rate of .5 which might I add is what you received from Roland via email. He also stated that this pressure is good for a full field development.
We hope that we will get greater pressure once all fluid is out..
Now where are the negatives. Oh and now looking for a farm out .
India with there current gas crisis may well jump at the chance. ;-)

I'm sure you had a shower this morning. Polish Done.

You last posted 28/6 June still talking down OEX/SYN..
MOVE ON...

The only thing we are selling is GAS. The operation was a success. It's a GREAT RNS.
Plus we are looking to farm out ..

Fence sitting.. fingers hovering over buy button ready to pounce on good news.

A 50% JV will definitely happen..

May I also add that .5 is from 77 only , combine this with 73 we are looking at .65 plus which will be pumped and sold at source direct into pipeline..

If you ask the man at the top and he says .5 is enough then that is the answer we are looking for.. so if it comes out above that then that is a bonus.. Don't question the man your asking the question too.
He knows his figures and what we need. Is that not enough.
Not having a go Gordon but you got your answer.. ;-)