2012装备清单(仅供参考)（2012 equipment list (for reference only)）.doc

2012装备清单(仅供参考)（2012 equipment list (for reference only)） Equipment list SAS Survival Manual: you cant do everything. Wear it and study anytime; youll understand it in practice. Matches: kindling, it is best to bring windproof, waterproof two kinds of matches. Original ZIPPO: (oil, flint, cotton core): the reliability of imitation can not be achieved, windy and rainy can be used. Powder: kindling, but also more dangerous; and shavings Bacillus mixed into tinder is easy to fire. Excelsior: tinder, make use of kindling. Candles: lighting supplies can also be used for lighting, narrow, cold space heating. Magnesium block: the same as the function of gunpowder, the difference is that magnesium block is not afraid of tide, even if it has been blisters can also be used. Magnifying glass: a map used to gather energy from the sun to pick up fire. Fish (hook, line and sinker, brain line and network) used to get water for food, with different types of hook and line. Condoms: water, small valuables waterproof packaging (mobile), inflatable clothes wrapped up, can float. High frequency whistle: call for help, make a sound signal, cause others to pay attention to; shout than save energy. Signal mirror: a signal that emits light from sunlight; a small hole in the middle of a metal or glass mirror. Strobe light: flashes frequently, red or blue. Conspicuous in the dark. Signalling. Laser pointer: for signal use Russian chain saw: easy to carry. The sawtooth is different from a civilian chain saw. Bimei in durable wire. Plastic bags: clothes, medicines, books, maps, etc., afraid of wet goods packaging. Solid fuel: easy to carry, emergency fuel for cooking without fuel. Folding furnace: small furnace used for solid fuel, cooking, heating water, no trenching, etc., to destroy the natural environment. Plastic cloth: do temporary shelter, tarpaulin and so on, many uses. Sponge: water absorption Watch: look at the time and use the sun to tell the north from the south. Soft straw: used to