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To: Cug who wrote (2716)	2/21/1998 1:53:00 PM
From: Terry Lyon	Respond to of 4736

Cug, Thank you for your post. By the way, I have read the details of the EM-Sounder, and while not an expert in this technology, am a Physicist and I have considerable electronics background, feel that the technology is highly plausible. This has been a major reason for me to stick with this company. I did send an e-mail to namxplc@aol.com which may provide another path for shareholder questions in the future. Thanks again, Terry

To: Cug who wrote (2716)	2/21/1998 2:37:00 PM
From: Big Bucks	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4736

CUG, As a long time lurker, I thank you for this breath of fresh air/opinion. Can you post a link to the IMMM website/thread that provides the EM Sounder data. The technology sounds very credible since ground penetrating radar is a reality and this is an extension of this technology, with some specialized computer algorithms or "fingerprints" added to distinquish various sub-topographical anomolies. People have to realize that sonargrams produce pictures based on reflections of sound interference and that any reflected signal can produce a fingerprint signature that can be analyzed and manipulated to "discriminate" between different layers or substances. Different materials have different transmission and reflective qualities that can easily be quantified by applying the right techniques. By using known reference signature "fingerprints" it is not difficult to apply these references (via computer program algorithms) and by using/comparing calibrated (transmitted vs reflected) time delay analysis, a very accurate "picture" can be generated and analyzed. If the technology continues to develop/improve as is typical then the company that owns the rights/patents to the technology will be very high demand and worth a large fortune, just from the potential survey contracts of other "mining"/exploration companies. Add to that the mineral lease rights on targeted/"owned" properties and this stock will reward long term investors handsomely, IMO. Just my opinion, invested for the long term! BB