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oh I'm feeling it I'm feeling it baby all right people I'm out here at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology I mean the eighth wind tunnel I'm feeling a beautiful wind today we're going to find out how much wind it takes to kill a drone let's check it out your nut is hat off Oh Oh oh man I think if it hadn't kept going up this would have been my body slammed against here this is what I would have look like if he kept going out with my poor I got flattened out that was how high did you get up to you've got 200 100 kilometer an hour winds right in there it's amazing it creates like this essentially this tunnel of wind out here these people are all safe put your step right in here where that wall begins boom so the question is when it comes to the drone that we're about to throw in here it's a DJI phantom4 it's like at what point do all of its systems for stabilization give up completely what point at what type of wind speed you get slamming against that back great but we're here to find out and she's downing their insanity here what's up brother oh right now when I cross over that line you can see the seat up there 13 kilometers an hour no problem 13 stabilizing themselves easily here we go we're going to jack it up I probably shouldn't stand behind it ha ha ha ha this is what the drone is seeing right now 17 oh it starting to dance around a little bit now so stabilize still beautiful at 19 20 20 kilometers per hour you know heart of the storm baby 23 still kicking Oh and I thought you were ready to give up amazingly stable we're almost at 30 kilometers an hour now whoa 40 I'm getting kicked out right now ha ha get eNOS go yeah oh boy I'm gonna pull it out real quick whoa this is out here 50 it's our new shop again what do you say do we jump back in Oh 53 ah-ho-ho miss Nikki dies in it out we can battling it out Jorgen us go rescue jump pretty salad I mean come on brother holy look at it I got one propeller over here this one busted but otherwise the battery popped out the cameras okay you might have some life left in it what was that at what would you see what was the speed about 60 right yeah if you're diving in 60 kilometer an hour winds you're going to have a tough time keeping controllers today I did it a few times oh I told Vince hold out what do you say Jack we got a wing cuddle up to 150 kilometers an hour now we repaired the drone replace some components I'm going to try to dive in there which is drone and see what happens or inspection check out how powerful is windy give me an idea what kind of wind we're working with you laughs and yourself got the optimal environment for drone horsing out this because of beating the first time it's probably don't be a whole different type speeding gonna put my pilot skills to the test oh we run easy right there we go no match for 150 150 km/h but it did do quite well up to about 15 kilometers an hour which I was impressed by me yeah if you see is it's all black now what I think it was pretty impressive all the systems were at play try it it's best let's go check it out come on oh so the damage is a little more severe this time once again a couple of propellers bit the dust the leg this was all both legs got a little bit crunch oh the camera where's the camera it never got a little bit ripped off this is so real testing right here alright and that's a scientific truthfully courtesy of this really cool facility here the wind tunnel at University of Ontario Institute of Technology check it out so big shout out to them for having us in here and now you know can you fly your drone in wind yes certainly a little bit of window problem you step up to 100 plus km/h and your drone might end up looking like this shout out to DJI cool stuff man I was really impressed balancing itself that's time for the next one what do you guys want to see me doing here next let me know in the comment