NetworkNewsBreaks – Eloro Resources Ltd. (TSX.V: ELO) (OTCQX: ELRRF) (FSE: P2QM) Releases Report on Expanded IP Surveys at Iska Iska Project
Eloro Resources (TSX.V: ELO) (OTCQX: ELRRF) (FSE: P2QM), a leading exploration and mine development company, is reporting that an expanded induced polarization/resistivity (“IP/Res”) survey now covers most of the Iska Iska Project, which is located in southwestern Bolivia. According to the announcement, the survey includes east-west lines that have been completed every 200 meters across as well as southeast of the Santa Barbara mineral resource; the lines use a deep-penetrating array of 50 meters and offset 100 meters dipoles. The survey is designed to reach a depth of investigation approaching 400 meters. The company is reporting that the new array and lower surface elevations make it possible to image mineralization at elevations below 3,600 meters in an extended area beyond the open southeastern side of the pit. The survey indicates that chargeability highs across the volume already drilled for the Santa Barbara MRE coincide with peaks in the grade of the polymetallic Ag-Zn-Pb mineralization expressed as silver equivalent.
The report also noted that the chargeability anomaly southeast of the pit is extremely strong, making the area a prime target potentially outlining additional higher-grade polymetallic mineralization. “We have had great success with our borehole IP/Res program correlating mineralization between the drillholes, but the surface IP/Res provides a three-dimensional view well beyond where we have drill hole coverage,” said Eloro Resources executive vice president Dr. Bill Pearson in the press release. “The new chargeability anomaly, extending southeastward from the open pit that defines the MRE, adds at least an additional 600 meters of potential strike length to the major mineralized structural corridor that is up to 800 meters wide for an overall strike length of at least two kilometers. This new target area has not been drilled. In addition, the chargeability anomaly southeast of the pit is very strong, suggesting that it is a prime target for outlining additional higher-grade polymetallic mineralization.”
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Eloro Resources (TSX.V: ELO) (OTCQX: ELRRF) (FSE: P2QM), a leading exploration and mine development company, is reporting that an expanded induced polarization/resistivity (“IP/Res”) survey now covers most of the Iska Iska Project, which is located in southwestern Bolivia. According to the announcement, the survey includes east-west lines that have been completed every 200 meters across as well as southeast of the Santa Barbara mineral resource; the lines use a deep-penetrating array of 50 meters and offset 100 meters dipoles. The survey is designed to reach a depth of investigation approaching 400 meters. The company is reporting that the new array and lower surface elevations make it possible to image mineralization at elevations below 3,600 meters in an extended area beyond the open southeastern side of the pit. The survey indicates that chargeability highs across the volume already drilled for the Santa Barbara MRE coincide with peaks in the grade of the polymetallic Ag-Zn-Pb mineralization expressed as silver equivalent.
The report also noted that the chargeability anomaly southeast of the pit is extremely strong, making the area a prime target potentially outlining additional higher-grade polymetallic mineralization. “We have had great success with our borehole IP/Res program correlating mineralization between the drillholes, but the surface IP/Res provides a three-dimensional view well beyond where we have drill hole coverage,” said Eloro Resources executive vice president Dr. Bill Pearson in the press release. “The new chargeability anomaly, extending southeastward from the open pit that defines the MRE, adds at least an additional 600 meters of potential strike length to the major mineralized structural corridor that is up to 800 meters wide for an overall strike length of at least two kilometers. This new target area has not been drilled. In addition, the chargeability anomaly southeast of the pit is very strong, suggesting that it is a prime target for outlining additional higher-grade polymetallic mineralization.”
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