Part of survival is preparedness, another part is adapting. If you are venturing off into the woods you should always bring with you an axe, hatchet, or a saw, but you might have forgotten them or lost them. In that case, you will need to use a knife for jobs that generally require a much larger tool. But, it can be done, including felling a standing dead tree. The entire process is demonstrated in this video, along with possible dangers and probably difficulties explained.
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I use a 12 volt battery and a 12 volt solar panel hooked into a 30 amp solar panel charge controller. The 12 volt DC output runs through a multivibrator to produce a 12 volt square wave and then through two voltage doublers to produce a 48 volt square wave which drives the silver rods (AC produces even wear on the rods). Back to back, 100 volt max, 35 microamp current limiting diodes* maintain a constant current in both directions so that I don’t have to worry about manually monitoring/adjusting/reversing polarity on the silver rods. Of course the setup also charges IPADS, cell phones, laptop & flashlight batteries, runs some LED lights and powers my HAM radio rig so it a very versatile setup.
* Central Semiconductor Corp. P/N CCL0035
https://www.centralsemi.com/get_document.php?cmp=1&mergetype=pd&mergepath=pd&pdf_id=CCL0035_V2.PDF
Sorry, left that under the wrong video. I’ll try to find the one on Colloidal Silver.