If you want to carry around a pack full of parts and otherwise useless materials, this is a great video. I'm sure we all carry around 9-volt batteries, butane torches, spare battery cases and electrical wire (just in case we need to make a silent perimeter alarm)
My only problem that personally admittedly pisses me off and because of the one that I could benefit from the most, so far, is the 9V battery with lighter spring firestarter. Now don't get me wrong: IF by chance I did something wrong or made a mistake I'll own up to it and am not trying to be that guy, however, I had a FRESH pack of 9V batteries and the SAME EXACT kind of lighter shown in the video that was also dead. I carefully took the lighter apart, stretched the coils out to where I still had 3-5 neatly wrapped up in the center, and wrapped the ends around FOUR different batteries. The batteries themselves did get warm and parts of the stretched out wire at THE VERY TIP of the positive and negative ends where they were touching/connected to the battery did as well but the coils that weren't stretched out centered in the middle to actually absorb the heat for burning/lighting anything remained completely cool. Again the battery was warm, the lower portions of the wire wrapped around the base of the battery connected onto P/N got warm and I did have to take my thumb off for a minute (not like in the video where he was able to keep all fingers on the battery), and even had a piece of tissue wrapped around the central coiled area to wait for a ignition but got nothing. Am I doing something wrong (genuinely/sincerely asking because I don't want to come off as a jerk) or is this just a magic trick thanks to editing because I really do want to make this work for when my lighters die. I haven't had the chance to test the copper wired connection wrapped with a piece of charcoal to a AA battery yet (hopefully that one works better) but for this particular one I literally had THE EXACT same objects in my room to do this experiment and it DID NOT work as shown in the video (and again NOT trying to be that guy, just explaining my personal experience). Help/thoughts anyone???
USA 🇺🇲 here, West Virginia. Always watching. Great stuff. Someone who can both do & teach.
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If you want to carry around a pack full of parts and otherwise useless materials, this is a great video. I'm sure we all carry around 9-volt batteries, butane torches, spare battery cases and electrical wire (just in case we need to make a silent perimeter alarm)
The can lid knife. Very useful
Glad you think so! I was very impressed with it, it worked great!
This is honestly incredible!❤
i like video!
Where are you living, the places are very beautiful
Thank you! Is the Basque Country in northern Spain 💪
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good shit bro, glad someones showing these tips few to little know who to survive anymore.
Glad you found it helpful, thanks a lot!
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My only problem that personally admittedly pisses me off and because of the one that I could benefit from the most, so far, is the 9V battery with lighter spring firestarter.
Now don't get me wrong: IF by chance I did something wrong or made a mistake I'll own up to it and am not trying to be that guy, however, I had a FRESH pack of 9V batteries and the SAME EXACT kind of lighter shown in the video that was also dead. I carefully took the lighter apart, stretched the coils out to where I still had 3-5 neatly wrapped up in the center, and wrapped the ends around FOUR different batteries.
The batteries themselves did get warm and parts of the stretched out wire at THE VERY TIP of the positive and negative ends where they were touching/connected to the battery did as well but the coils that weren't stretched out centered in the middle to actually absorb the heat for burning/lighting anything remained completely cool. Again the battery was warm, the lower portions of the wire wrapped around the base of the battery connected onto P/N got warm and I did have to take my thumb off for a minute (not like in the video where he was able to keep all fingers on the battery), and even had a piece of tissue wrapped around the central coiled area to wait for a ignition but got nothing.
Am I doing something wrong (genuinely/sincerely asking because I don't want to come off as a jerk) or is this just a magic trick thanks to editing because I really do want to make this work for when my lighters die.
I haven't had the chance to test the copper wired connection wrapped with a piece of charcoal to a AA battery yet (hopefully that one works better) but for this particular one I literally had THE EXACT same objects in my room to do this experiment and it DID NOT work as shown in the video (and again NOT trying to be that guy, just explaining my personal experience). Help/thoughts anyone???
Very nice,🫰🎊🎉👍👉🔥
Glad you liked it, thank you!
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Hi!
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Why are u cut the video when the fire is about to burn.. lol fake 🤣
Crimea watching 🇷🇺😊
Awesome Alexis! Glad to have you here 💪
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@@kiruxaSIZRAN поїзжати по українському паспорту в тимчасово російський Крим будуть українські дрони і ракети 😈☠️💥🚀🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
Wow this is cringe. Especially thinking you can get a torch magnifying to start a fire. 😂😂😂
Try it by yourself before talking please
You can try it in your hand and see how it feels, just use a powerful flashlight 👍😂
the bag and flash light do work. everything he is showing will work it wont be a fast and easy process but they do work.
It does, thank you 💪