RE:RE:RE:RE:2.8% helium is a fine concentration numberMetering and other well head measurements will not affect production or sales. it is the only way to assign the production to a specific well so they can monitor production but also flow rates, pressure stabilty, economic return of the well. Also once you load helium into a truck to transfer to the plant, there is leakage that occurs. I don't even know why they talked about this in the press release. They should have just given some indication of flow rates It would make a huge difference if the well flowed at the 1,250 MCFG/ day like the State 16-1 or at 24,200 MCFG/day like the State 10-1 well. (those numbers are on entry page of their well site. These wells are shallow, don't have high pressure and flow rates of deep gas (or helium) wells. They have shared flow rates in past, don't know why they won't share them on Gunnar well.