I have played with the basic data after getting it into Google...

I have played with the basic data after getting it into Google Earth. Not to be taken too seriously.

Somewhat surprised to get these results today. Still it is only 760m of Aircore drilling that could be done in 2-3 days in open country and short moves. I do remember a 1000+m day on a RAB rig once so definitely in the realms of possibility.

More getting the assays back in around 4 weeks that is even more surprising.

They have them, and the results are hinting strongly that the Bindi mineralisation may turn the corner with the synclinal fold and go for around 1 Km or more to the N/NE as you suggest Eagle.

Contouring the End of Hole Cu assays may not be too meaningful given the lines are 200m apart with hole spacing at 100m along them.

Does look like a fairly coherent pattern at >1000 ppm Cu extending from the southern hinge zone for 1+Km to the north where it disappears into untested ground in the salt lake drainage area.

The 2013 aircore program was an excellent guide to Bindi W and E so there is a good precedent to suggest today's results may also be good indicators of extensions to Bindi.

• Red holes "2022" aircore, 2013 holes small boxes with a few numbers. Blue outline is schematic Bindi mineralisation.
• The contouring is very simplistic and rough. White numbers are ppm Cu.
• Northings for the UTM lines give a scale, traverse lines 200m apart, holes generally 100.
• As shown on the CVV plan the N/NE fold limb seems to fit well.

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I noticed the hole depths range from 4 - 47m so decided to contour them and "overlay" the 1000 ppm Cu contours.





Again the spacing makes this of limited use. More for fun than anything though some considerations may be valid.

• Hole depth possibly reflects a combination of lithology/mineralisation, weathering and palaeotopography, and how far the drill was pushed.
• Shallow depths don't correlate with higher EOH Cu, nor does the deeper zone in holes 12 & 13 which may represent a minor embayment in the salt drainage/palaeochannel.
• It may give an indication of the depths to be expected in the immediate salt lake country where access may be problematic. 50+m?

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While there has been significant focused RC +- DD the Aircore programs pre 2017 do still give an idea of potential for the overall area.


Bindi W/E attracted the drills after the 2013 program and it was only with the 2021 E limb program that further potential was recognized although the 2013 aircore clearly set up a target that is now more obvious. Where it will go and how much effort is put into it is a tough question for the board.
Grades at Dasher and Opie are similar to Bindi so there is unlikely to be any spectacular target in Bindi "far N/East". Won't know for sure until tested.

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I wondered what the sump like shapes were on the Satellite imagery. "At least 6 x 150m RC holes planned". Site prep in the latter part of January translates into these images.




North line 6574100N.
Southern line 6573700N ;
Which way are the holes being drilled? Probably east but perhaps west on 700N.

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Couldn't find any other disturbances at Bindi or further south at Dasher.

Aircore rig sent away for awhile though there is very little footprint/disturbance from these holes.

Gone to Dalwallinu tenements - may be getting close to targetting these?