Eliseo, page-11

Hi John,

Like yourself and many others on here who know mining and who have worked in the industry we all know the ups and downs it takes to run a successful mine site
What really keeps me interested is the amazing potential of our leases......so much to explore, but not a funds at the moment. Money will come in time as we all know.
The major issue is getting the plant running to full tonnage per hour and the find grind to get the most out the gravity circuit.
As OZ said before the angle of the hopper that is feeding HM3 would be almost impossible to maintain consistent tonnes per hour. Loader operator feeding the hopper would have to very slowly empty the bucket over time with out it sliding all down at once and probably blocking the feed Shute straight away to HM3.....
This should be addressed immediately with a vibrating feeder and a small conveyor and a few days work.
Myself I can’t work out why the main crushing circuit isn’t crushing all the ore first.......down to about 20-30mm for example.
This will help in less wear to HM3 hammers and wear plates, etc. and will help maintain consistent TPHwith current hopper.
Plus another thing these gravity plants they run better with non stop running, not stop starting everyday.

Radio silence for management is just like time..... but this time I think we are heading in the right direction(thank f#%k). It’s been a long time coming(nearly 5yrs)

I would be happy if JC keep to his word about a production update if he does it’s going to be on the 18th.......ONLY SEVEN DAYS AWAY.

Back to radio silence for me till we have some news........