jimmy clark
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question? what would be considered dc phase for mild, fairly mineralize, an extreme mineralized ground, maby some ballpark figures?
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dfx an dc phase
- Thread starter jimmy clark
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Larry (IL)
Well-known member
There is a right way to calculate it but a quick look at the DC Phase will give you a ballpark guestament. My ground is considered very mineralized and I got -93 so I would think anything in the low -80's to high -70's would be considered low mineralization.
jimmy clark
Active member
thanks larry.thats helps. guess i need to study the issue some more.