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14 January, 2013
How to Use Parts of a Broken Cell Phone as Survival Tools [Infographic]
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1. Fire Starting
ReplyDeleteThe practice of shorting out the cell phone battery to heat and melt a piece of wire MAY work if the wire is small enough and the battery in the phone had a sufficient charge and the two points on the battery were known as + and -. If the wire size is too large you’ll merely heat up the battery and kill it. I’d start with a small filament wire. Finding “wire” in a cell phone however is not the correct terminology as there are no conventional “wires” in a cell phone. You are talking about extracting a surface mount run from the circuit board. Good luck with that.
4. Compass
I really doubt that a speaker magnet from a cell phone speaker would have enough magnetism to magnetize a wire to move a leaf in a puddle. The magnet in a cell phone does not have enough magnetism.
5. Catching Food (Process 1)
Rather than relying on a flimsy circuit board tied to a stick a would just sharpen the stick.
Heh, interesting. I'm not sure how effective all of these would be, but A+ for thinking outside of the box.
ReplyDeleteAt the end of the day that's more valuable, anyway ;)