Learn to read a dyno card yourself.
Three hours around a table with real cards off real wells. What the shape is telling you, how to spot gas interference against a worn pump, against tagging, against a rod part, and how to know when the answer is "leave it alone."
Six seats, because a seventh person can't see the card.
What we cover
What a dynamometer actually measures. Surface card versus downhole card and why the second one is the one that answers the question. The handful of shapes worth knowing on sight, and the two or three that get misread most often.
Bring your own cards
If you have cards off your own wells, bring them. Working through a card from a well you know is worth more than any example we could put on a screen. You'll usually leave knowing something about that well you didn't when you walked in.
What it costs
Nothing, and nobody is going to sell you anything. Operators who can read their own cards ask better questions and get more out of a survey. That is worth more to us than a captive audience.
Pick a month
Echo Testing customers hold first right of refusal on the six seats. Anyone else is welcome to ask at any time. You go on the list, and when the customer window closes whatever is left goes in the order people asked. We email you either way, so you're never left wondering.