Ann: Block 9 - Early Production and Spud of Alameda-3, page-431

there was in fact downhole gauges in A2, can't confirm if they are still there or not"

... you clearly imo have some level of O&G background, but again you show no understanding whatsoever of DST operations ... earlier you were complaining there was a rig on the well costing money during DST ops and now you post this about gauges ... you've probably [99%] just worked on rig-less well sites only and think all gauges are hung, as you show here in your post ... were they [?]

... DST is run-in on DP and the BHA can vary [if a gauge-carrier is used mostly with x2 [PT]gauges with back-ups, plus batteries] ... Temp etc may help determine how long the gauges remain live ... and a vast amount of other factors continue coming into play on surface, as well as DH ... so no gauges DH as the DST is out of the hole ... if run in the string ...

Im still of the opinion its high pressure due to A1 results stating high pressure and the stable flowrate at 36/64 choke during a 12 hour period averaging ~1200 bpd"

... 12hrs on a 36' - with what pressures ?

... this may not be a HP well and the update may prove this ...