110m wide, 920m long and 200m+ strike, page-22

3Dip survey will be very interesting as it basically lights up the other pipes or "fingers" and may even expose the bulk target or "palm" whereby the mineralisation stems from.

Found a nice example of a 3Dip survey conducted by a Canadian company in 2008 on another deposit.

"This survery depicts that this narrow north trending chargeability feature extends further south and leads to the chargeability high detected in the 2008 survey. This has been described as a north trending finger (~ 6ms) from a body of higher chargeability (> 8ms) to the south, as shown in the plan view of Figure 10. A side view image from the southwest shows the strong continuation of the finger and shows an apparent downward dip towards the south."

Mt Adrah is thought to be made up of 4 - 5+ of these vertical fingers all stemming from a higher chargability body or "palm" just as in the example - just on a much larger scale.

The 920m of Pipe 1 is only the tip of one of many fingers IMO.