Looking positive guys.
seems to be a continuation of Rio Grande Salar, very close, currently exploited by Pluspetrol and NOA. Search them out. That Rio Grande salar has roughly 350-400ppm grade. 2Mtn on that salar from first 100m of depth. Looks like brine all the way down to 500m depth there. PNN salar shouldn't be too different. It also has lots of aluvian fans so plenty of chance to have sandstone/gravel around with good porosity, hence good brine yields.
below satellite view from today, yes you can watch it daily and check activities on ground, if there is a drill, if Mena is pissing behind a bush, etc
Lots of snow around now, its getting chilly. Red circle if Menas salar. Yellow is Rio Grande Salar. They look connected to me.
crazy colours in PNN salar surface. There could be some geothermal activity perhaps..?
also Rio Grande Mg:Li ratio only 5:1, like HM salar which is not too bad. Looks like doable with ponds even. Road by the door too.
PNN won the Bingo with this one, I reckon, compared to the other kind of mediocre resources it had been dealing with and sort of forced to go down the DLE concentration system.
