The objectives of this study were (i) to create a unique test case of an unsteady flow around a cone in a Ludwieg tube for the purpose of validating computational codes; (ii) to test a new method for determining non-stationary aerodynamic loads using a strain-gauge balance; and (iii) to test a new method for determining unsteady pressure using a Pitot-Prandtl-type probe with a cavity between the sensor and the flow. The results of testing of a 10° cone in the TsAGI short-duration UT-1M Ludwieg-type tube at Mach number M = 6 are presented. During the runs, the following parameters were measured simultaneously: non-stationary aerodynamic loads using an internal six-component strain-gauge balance, dynamic behavior of the cone and balance using three-axis accelerometers, unsteady pressure on the cone surface, total and static pressure using a Pitot-Prandtl-type probe, cone surface temperature using a temperature sensitive paint, flow parameter fluctuations on the cone surface using a constant voltage film thermoanemometer. In some tests, the flow was visualized using the Schlieren method. Before the tests, numerical calculations of the flow around the cone in the facility were performed with the EWT-TsAGI software package to select the location of the oversized cone and the Pitot-Prandtl-type probe in the test section. The conducted studies confirmed the applicability of the new methods for measuring non-stationary forces and unsteady pressure in short-duration wind tunnels.