Ann: Kanmantoo MT Survey Identifies Alteration Targets, page-2

How good are MT surveys. Armed with the knowledge that copper is a great conductor because of it's low resistivity ( The electrical resistivity of copper is approximately 1.68 x 10⁻⁸ ohm-meters at 20°C) it stands to reason that areas of low resistivity in an area where copper is known to be present could be a good guide to where to start looking.

It seems we can glean from the slides that Nugent is setting up to be the star performer as it heads into a very low resistivity 0 to 200 ohm.m which could contain excellent grades.It then has a big pile of 200 to 300 below that.

Then there is a massive pile of 300 to 500 that surprised with higher grades at Spitfire.

Peter Roley talked about Kavanagh, which is in 500 to 700 Ohm.m being the main prize but it looks like coming in in third place for the foreseeable future.

The long race of course has all lodes entering what looks like an endless supply of 500 to 700 ohm.m territory which is about 100x the size of the current mine and is open to the north,south, east, west and at depth.