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Making an Emergency Whistle using a Popcan

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How to make an emergency whistle out of trash. Using an old pop-can and a knife he forms a whistle much like a football/referee's whistle. Lets face it, rubbish is scattered world-wild and if you were in a true survival situation this little handy tip could be crucial to you getting discovered and rescued.
 
Comments (2)
2 Sunday, 31 July 2011 04:28
Thomas
thats a nifty lil trick ah im gonna have to try it
1 Tuesday, 26 July 2011 06:08
Timbit
My dog was NOT impressed with the noise. She went charging from the room when you blew the whistle :)

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