"As I said only yesterday “Especially biting at the bit for the release of the reported 314m spodumene bearing pegmatite intercept from 59m downhole (drillhole MO18DD003) that filled up to 130 trays, remembering also that it will also return Sn & Ta credits as well. Oresome, the icing and cherry on the cake so to speak”.
Something is wrong in the maths here I think.
M018DD003 assuming it is longest downhole core in figure 2 of 13 April announcement is 395.82metres. (nearly 400 metres). No holes are deeper than 400 metres.
We can see from your picture there are four rows of core cross section per tray. I reckon they are about a metre per section.
400/130 trays = 3.077 metres per tray. - I think there is more than that in a tray. Looks to be 4 metres or more per tray. Ergo I don't think the longest hole (or M018DD003) would need 130 trays.
4 x 1 x 130 = 520 metres. 75 centimetres works (almost) (4*0.75 x 130) = 390. But I think the trays have lenghts longer than 75 centimetres by comparing with the width of the vehicles.
Imo.
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