Survival Tricks You Must Know: How To Make a Trip Wire Alarm

[@glennbrymer4065]

Nice little build. The nail thru the clothes pin was great. I used similar devices when I would make my camps in the early 70s and continued doing it for the next 50 years. I carried spools of high test fishing line or I used military trip wire on spools. The use of the plastic bottle to make line is really good. I wish I had thought of that trick years ago. I will be including that little stripper tool in my Go bag. Thanks.

[@davidkruger5590]

I realize this was a demo and agree that the pfc cordage is very useful and can be used as a last resort, however, The problem with the plastic bottle cordage is that it's very shiney.. Strong cordage matching the environment is preferable

[@paulamcclure3402]

Last Bush Survival - Seen the short video for the DIY Bottle Cutter (which looks great). You noted a full video on your channel in this demonstration, but not finding it - please supply the link. Thanks. 🙂

[@peterlongprong7521]

so.. it turns on a light so the trespasser can see where they're going in the dark.... gotcha

[@ALPHABOXERS]

You can replace the lamp with a grenade if it fits your needs 😅

[@Uhnonuhmous]

Very good, very easy. Just move switch basically outside instead of inside pushbutton. Well done. Definitely a quiet alert. By the time intruder has seen light, they might think you did too. Element of surprise is gone. Good deterrent👍

[@samu-yx8zv]

Please make a video on that pencil sharpener bottle cutter, I've seen epaborate contraptions to do the same and to even do it with a stick a few notches and a knife, but that sharpener seems so handy

[@SebastianSynn18252]

Love the bottle cutter. And I especially like this idea. I wonder if it would put off more light to have it pointing up instead of to the side.

[@ryimscaith1593]

You can also slit the casing and install a non-conductive disc between the battery and terminal that can be pulled through the slit by the trip wire. Cover the slit with a small amount of melted wax to keep out moister. This keeps the battery inside and protected from the elements. If you want the audible version of this, use the personal sound alarms with the same setup. If you want something the intruder will not (likely) notice, use a laser pointer that points to a prism at your end. The prism will magnify the effect to make it more noticeable.

[@redflagguy88]

Was mir am besten gefällt ist das als Alarmsignal nur Licht verwendet wird anstatt einem Taschenalarm oder ähnlichem wie in anderen Videos da man so keinen unnötigen Lärm verursacht der im Wald eher andere (Tiere und Menschen) anlockt

[@MasterK9Trainer]

I like those little inexpensive flashlights but I was thinking that I would do the same thing but with cheap little plastic flashlights. I have some that use C or D cells that I picked up for like a dollar. I live in Florida so if something's going to get wet I have to make sure it's not going to rust so that usually means aluminum or better yet something plastic. This was a cool project and I'm going to check out how to make the bottle cutter to make plastic cordage.

[@nimda3967]

Какое практическое применение этой приспособы? Насколько эффективная она будет например в дождь, когда все отсыреет и батарейка коротнет?

[@5Gamefacts]

Great video ! Great hack! Great job!👍😄😁

[@Dipendra0609]

Whice camera use sir ? Plese name

[@CabinGRL]

I’m impressed.

[@NikosKatsikanis]

nice one, but I would also waterproof that battery

[@GAMBIT-rt9dn]

А не проще к сигналу охотника растяжку подвести?

[@Elmisteriodelmicelio]

Nice view of Amboto😊

[@Misteriosus]

Anboto »N

[@Rustyshackleford85]

A light is a great idea.

[@CodmUz]

Hello 👋🏻🤗

[@lylestout4133]

can't find video of mods to pencil sharpener to make it cut plastic bottle cordage.

[@msrelics]

Pretty neat. You cal also use a wooden mouse trap, with some wires and......nm 🤐

[@m.ehtizan]

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[@adriansmith9847]

That's dope

[@tylerphom]

Sub scribed 😊

[@scottharris6423]

Must get out & try various shorts out!!!

[@cujomojo]

Be careful showing people trigger mechanisms. It won’t be long before they are asking you to show them how to use a mobile phone to turn a torch on from 30 miles away.

[@NikosKatsikanis]

?

[@sirKhO]

The info is already out there, there was a whole war where one side used homemade devices with cellphone detonators... who the f would want to turn a flashlight on with a cellphone 😂

[@JugglesGrenades]

OH PLEASE.....The Vietcong were using clothes pins for triggers in the Vietnam War.

[@Suoben]

That was juct c4

[@alexanderok6941]

Не понимаю зачем это? Чтобы увидеть такой свет ночью, нужно быть недалеко от фонаря и в прямой видимости. Кроме этого и не поспишь.

[@forendetta8164]

Rambo 😅

[@dasta7658]

Wow, so lucky/unlucky to find yourself in a "survival situation" with an aluminium can, length of wire, a peg, plastic bottle, a torch that you are willing to trash, a pencil sharpener, an environment where it doesn't rain and yet also finding yourself needing to set a trip wire alarm consisting of light. What on earth are you going to do if something triggers this ridiculous device? What is the "survival situation" you find yourself in that you would actually need to do this? The whole thing defies logic yet idiots will like, subscribe and defend this BS 🙄