How to Campfire - Start a fire with a Bayite Ferro or Ferrocerium Rod - Great Tool for Camping 🔥 скачать в хорошем качестве

How to Campfire - Start a fire with a Bayite Ferro or Ferrocerium Rod - Great Tool for Camping 🔥

How to Campfire - Start a fire with a Bayite Ferro or Ferrocerium Rod Review. I'm Big Crazy John with Big Crazy Outdoor Adventures and today we are going to talk about starting a camp fire with a fero rod. Specifically this a Bayite 1/2 inch by 6 Inch fero rod. Its listed on Amazon as a "Survival Drilled Flint Fire Starter Ferrocerium Rod Kit with Striker Paracord Landyard Large" I have some of the other fero rods out here that I own to give some perspective. They are a preferred method of lighting a fire opposed to a lighter because of the limited gas a lighter has where as this particular rod can have approximately 36,000 strikes. A ferro rod can get wet and quickly get wiped off and be ready to light a fire a fire over and over again. I would suggest for any camper, or hiker to have a Bic lighter but also carry a fero rod as a backup option. Its good to know how to use one of these just in case. So this Bayite Fero rod is made in China and I purchased this off of Amazon for $12.99 9ft Paracord included. bayite designed new striker included Diameter of the rod is approx 1/2"(12.7mm) Length of the rod: 6"(15.3cm) I have a few things I'm going to try lighting with it. 1) Wet Fire 2) Fatwood _____________________________________________________________ SEND ME YOUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL STICKERS! Post Office Box 5636 Telegraph Road #510031 St. Louis MO 63151 _____________________________________________________________ WHERE TO BUY: Amazon http://a.co/7nCqFCo Bayite 1/2 x 6 Inch Survival Drilled Flint Fire Starter Ferrocerium Rod Kit with Striker Paracord Landyard Large by bayite $12.99 Amazon http://a.co/bNBFUpk UST ParaKnife FS 4.0 with Paracord and Fire Starter by Ultimate Survival Technologies $10.49 Amazon http://a.co/eAQxgp5 HTS 222B0 Magnesium Block Fire Starter With Flint & Striker by HTS $4.88 Amazon: http://a.co/bKd3Ywm 2 Packages of 12 WetFire Fire Starter Tinders by Ultimate Survival Technologies UST by Ultimate Survival Technologies $16.07 for 2 packages of 12 ____________________________________________________________ REFERENCES: Per Wikipedia.org "Ferrocerium is a synthetic pyrophoric alloy that produces hot sparks that can reach temperatures of 3,000 °C (5,430 °F) when rapidly oxidized by the process of striking. This property allows it to have many commercial applications, such as the ignition source for lighters (where it is often known by the misleading name "flint"), strikers for gas welding and cutting torches, and ferrocerium rods (also called ferro rods, flint-and-steel, and flint-spark-lighters). Due to ferrocerium's ability to ignite in adverse conditions, rods of ferrocerium are commonly used as an emergency combustion device in survival kits." Composition: "In the Baron von Welsbach's first alloy, 30% iron (ferrum) was added to purified cerium, hence the name "ferro-cerium". " "A modern ferrocerium firesteel product is composed of an alloy of rare-earth metals called mischmetal (containing approximately 20.8% iron, 41.8% cerium, about 4.4% each of praseodymium, neodymium, and magnesium, plus 24.2% lanthanum. A variety of other components are added to modify the spark and processing characteristics.[1] Most contemporary flints are hardened with iron oxide and magnesium oxide." ______________________________________________________________ MUSIC: Main music from: Music by Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com) Outro/End of Video Music: Follow Me 1:43 Jimmy Fontanez/Media Right Productions Dance & Electronic | Inspirational Youtube Audio Library ______________________________________________________________ DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions I express on this channel are my own. I make no claim as to the validity or accuracy of the content provided herein. I make no claim as to having any specialized training, being an expert or professional in relation to any subject discussed on this channel. The views and opinions expressed are not to be considered legal advise or professional advise as I am not trained or authorized in any way to dispense such advise. Do not attempt any of the activities shown or discussed without first seeking the advise of qualified professionals and receiving proper guidance and or training. You are strongly encouraged to do your own research in regard to any views or opinions expressed here including but not limited to companies, products and activities mentioned. The views and opinions expressed here are mine alone, based on my own personal experience, and not reflective of those of any other entity. I make no guarantee expressed or implied that your views, opinions or experience will be the same. Big Crazy Outdoor Adventures, BCOA.tv, Big Crazy John, his friends and, or family presented in the videos cannot be held liable or responsible for any injuries resulting in the use or misuse of any products mentioned in the video. Viewer accepts any and all liability and understands that they are responsible for their own actions.