1. 1 iBall Instruments LLC Innovative Solutions for Remote Monitoring and Measurement

2. 2 Who is iBall Instruments LLC? Owner / Engineer: Carl Bright 19 - Years of New Product Development For Oil and Gas Hardware, Software, and Mechanical Engineer R&D Lab & Machine Shop in McLoud, OK Repair, Maintenance, and supply Office in Edmond, Oklahoma New Product Development and Marketing

3. 3 Accomplishments for the Mud Logging Industry Bloodhound Infrared Gas Detector and Chromatograph System Bloodhound Hotwire Gas Detector and Chromatograph System Interceptor Fast Fourier Infrared Gas Detection System Low Voltage Safe DC Cavitator System Patent Pending Software Allows for Self Correcting and Automatic Detection of Failed Sensors

4. 4 History of Bloodhound Gas Detector & Chromatograph System 1 st Prototype in December 2005 Old Pellistor Technology Six (6) Months Field Testing 1 st Infrared Version December 2006 Four (4) Months Field Testing Production Design Complete May 2007 U.S. Patent Pending Issued December 2013 Additional New Hotwire Like Device Deployed June 2014

5. 5 Bloodhound Gas Detector and Chromatograph

6. 6 CE Certified

7. 7 Typical Easy Installation in Logging Trailer

8. 8 Proprietary Infrared Hotwire Replacement Module (HRM)

9. 9 Internal Universal Power Supply Any Bad Power Between 90 and 265 VAC Any Bad Power Frequency 45 to 65 Hz Easly Handles bad and dirty rig power Internal Gel Cell Backup 2.5 Hours

10. 10 Automated Data System Operation Bloodhound Connects to Server at Power Up Data Packets transmitted every 6 Seconds to Central Server System Triple Redundancy of Data Storage USB Memory Stick Hard Drive of connected PC File Servers at iBall Instruments Facility File Server Creates Viewable Web Page Browser only (No Special Software) Secure Web Site

11. 11 Data Packet Contents Bloodhound Serial # Drill Depth Gas Units H2S PPM ROP Min/Ft ROP Rate Ft/Hr Error Number % Gasses LEL PPM CG Data Date & Time Internal Voltage Sample LPH Sample VAC mmHg Temperature (internal) iBall Date/Time Primary Voltage Secondary Voltage H2S Voltage More!

12. 12 Data Packets Converted to Usable Charts and Data Files for Download at Website iBall Instruments proprietary software converts data packets into images at File Server for customer viewing and downloading Websites are viewable with secure user ID and Password

13. 13 Bloodhound System Is Accessible World-Wide Via Internet In Real-Time

14. 14 Bloodhound Instrument GPRS Cell Radio AT&T Data Service Field Data Network Ethernet connection (e.g. Sat. Internet) Data Logger - Remote Windows Application Data Logger - Local Windows Application (Gas_Chart.exe) Gas Chart Data Logger Calculates Lag Set PC Alarms Edit Depth Chromatograms Data File Export Connection to Instrument At Well Site Web Remote Data Web Browser Communication Network Internet 64.19.102.xx:xxxx WITS iBall Instruments Server System Well Site PC Remote PC Mobile Device Access

15. 15 Server System for Over 500 Bloodhounds World-Wide Hardened CO Site Up To Class 5 Tornado 24/7 Wet Battery Backup For Up To 2 Days Automatic Natural Gas Generator Backup Three 10 Megabit Symmetrical Internet Connections

16. 16 A Complete Gas Detection System Dedicated File Servers for Every Bloodhound Triple Redundancy of Data Collected Integral Chromatograph H2S, O2 and CO2 Detection Real-time Access and Download via Internet 24/7 Product Support

17. 17 Real Time Data Viewer

18. 18 24/7 Tech Support Center 2009 Established 24/7 Support World-Wide telephone & Internet Support And Service Experienced loggers And Geologists Take Technical Support Calls System Provides Automated Text Messaging Bloodhound Status Through Telephone System Rentals/Dispatch/Repairs Remote Diagnostics Support And Service

19. 19 Visible Configurable Raw Chromatograph

20. 20 System Advantages Uses Infrared Detectors With Very Good Longevity Extremely Accurate And Fast Response Minimum DRIFT And Auto-Zero Chromatograph Unaffected by Temperature or Shock 1% to 100% Gas Units without Saturation Free Gas Detection Software Free Website Interface System

21. 21 Infrared Detectors Not a new idea Earlier attempts unsuccessful iBall Instruments Developed New Methods Modulated light Source New tungsten Filament Infrared Source New Lithium Tantalate Pyroelectric detector

22. 22 How Does It Work? Sample gas diffused into Optical Chamber through filter Lithium/Pyroelectric sensors provide output to patent pending software Adjustable pulse rate 4Hz at 50% Duty Reduces background Interference to nearly Zero Detector signals consist of ripples superimposed on DC offset

23. 23 Genareal Infrared Measurement System

24. 24 Multiple Detectors Reference Detector Has Minimal Filtering Hydrocarbon Active Detector Filter Transparent to strong absorption band of gases CO2 Active Detector Filter Only Passes absorption band Inerrant to CO2 Allows short optical path yet maintains good resolution Output ripple is reduced as radiation is attenuated Built In Temperature Sensor For Temperature Compensation Ratio differences determines level of target gas

25. 25 Operational Bloodhounds Found World Wide Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma, Utah, North Dakota, South Dakota, Pennsylvania, New York, Illinois, Indiana, New Mexico, Ohio, Kansas, Colorado, Kentucky, Turkey, Azerbajain, Morocco, Ukraine, South Africa, Belize, Chile, New Zealand…

26. 26 Cavitator Gas Extraction System

27. Cavitator – Multiple Motor System Explosion Proof AC, DC, And Air Motor Design 27