What happens when electricity shuts down while flying in the wind tunnel?

In this series of test we take a look at what happens when we press the emergency button or when you simply experience electricity supply cut off while flying in the wind tunnel.
Test 1
This test shows us how long does it take to lose the support of the wind when the emergency button is pressed.
Height of the flight of the flyers is 5 meters and the speed flown in this test is 180 KM/H
Test 2
This test shows us how long does it take to lose the support of the wind when the main Electricity supply cuts off.
Height of the flight of the flyers is 5 meters and the speed flown in this test is 180 KM/H
Test 3
This test shows us how long does it take to lose the support of the wind when the main Electricity supply cuts off while in head down free fly position.
Height of the flight of the flyer is 2-3 meters and the speed flown in this test is 250 KM/H
Technology of the tunnel in these tests:
Strojirna Litvinov
Single loop
Two engines
14ft diameter
Location:
Thailand - Cha am - Chaijinda wind tunnel
Test were run by:
Wind tunnel Technician - Vladimir Bina
Wind tunnel Instructor, Chief Examiner - Jonas Krasa
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We were training this 🤟🏽🙃

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One time I was standing on my friends back while they were belly flying and they slowly shut the tunnel off and he was laying on the net with me still standing on him. I flew it all the way down and forgot to get off lol 😂