Overview

In 2008 Gary Hainke put his electronics skills to work and began doing research over existing oil reservoirs looking for electrical anomalies that could be proven to be associated exclusively with oil reservoirs at depth. Hainke discovered a signal that occurs at irregular intervals over oil reservoirs and through years of research was able to prove its existence, and build hardware and software that could be used to seek out, capture, and analyze the signal. The HMPA signal is created when hydrocarbon energy is converted to electrical energy. This is an easy process to understand as this is what a simple battery does when it creates electricity via chemical reactions! The HMPA electrical energy encounters various mineralogical and fluid interfaces that add characteristics to the signal as it migrates to the surface. We use proprietary hardware to survey tracts looking for the HMPA signal and when we find it we have our own software that breaks down the genetics of the signal and gives us information we use to determine reservoir strength, size, and other reservoir characteristics. We use this data to tell you where NOT to drill (95% accurate on average) as well as telling you where TO drill! (60%-80% accurate on average.) Our technology can be used alone to locate sands and strat. traps that seismic cannot see, or you can use the technology to determine whether a 3-D feature has oil associated with it, or not.