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Pastimes : Zenyatta Free Speech Board
ZEN 77.480.0%Nov 21 4:00 PM EST
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From: Fact Czecher10/5/2018 6:12:30 PM
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David R posted: Message 31822700
"Fact Czecher only reads what he wants to read. The Bauer drill is capable of drilling further then 250 metres.
And both Google Fact Czecher and Google Chief missed this completely."

David - do you remember that I told you that you were not intellectually equipped to debate with people who post here.

You should continue to read our posts to educate yourself - but DO NOT attempt to reply - you just embarrass yourself.

It is immaterial how deep the Bauer BC 50 is able to drill. Your permit (if granted) will allow you to extract 990 tonnes (including overburden and low-grade ore)

For Example - If you are using a drill that removes an average of 9 tonnes of material for every meter drilled - You can only drill down to 110 meters before you MUST quit because you CANNOT exceed your permit tonnage.

If the first 50 meters are overburden and the next 40 meters are low grade ore, how much graphite do you think you will extract? Certainly not the 40 tonnes ZEN is seeking.

But don't take my word for it - Read what eagleeye reports that Choo-Choo himself said: Message 31822713

"I asked if while drilling to obtain the bulk sample, it was possible to drill deeper than the depths of the current shafts, in order to get a better idea of the depth of the resource. He said it would not be possible because the diameter of the drill is too large. Other permits would be required for this and economics would not allow it."

No need to thank me David - I, (and others on this board) welcome the opportunity to educate the truly clueless members of the flock.




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