The cart exceeded windspeed on every attempt, both before and after it had the farings put on it.
Sorry Humber, you really are getting to the depths of delusion here.
Simple statement please- are you wrong abot the pylons acting as sails?
No, Captain, there will be more runs on the cutting room floor, than were recorded or met any sort of outcome. If it fails, it tries again.
The official run starts at UTC 588960. But if delayed by 10 seconds, the result is quite different.
Only the once, Captain?
As I have said, Spork knew of the wind conditions before the trial. (After Ivanaph, I checked the records ) and that the run would be too short for steady-state.
He does not like a level-playing field - ever. He bullies all opponents with his gang of henchmen, until opposition is driven away. NALSA were schmoozed into loosing objectivity. He was involved in determining the rules, and the trial process. The vane came from him, and was forced onto the CV on a lame pretext. Vanes are not all the same. He tested it. Had the outcome been bad for him, then another excuse would have been generated.
The trial was "can I take it over, daddy"
The cart can travel >WS using momentum and the wind gradient alone. It uses the towers as sails, but that is not necessary, but useful at speeds below WS, to get the prop speed up and running,
Allowing for even more losses than Spork has, the cart needs only 500J/s at 27mph. More likely 300J/s, but the only data comes via Spork, and he is inept, but we will have to make do with what he has selected to make available.
The rotor will be turning at 50-60rpm at that time. There are two blades, so a blade reaches into the air 100-120 times per minute
Less than 10% of the available energy. There is more energy on the sails . When will you accept that the cart is not ddw, and you have no real idea of the wind, because the measurements are rubbish?
The tower and the blade act as a storage and recovery mechanism. Easily done.
If designed to do so, rather than being the result of dumb luck, a cart using that principle would beat the BB every time.
The streamer in the Jenkins video, points to the rear ( so showing >WS)
before the cart starts. Why did you not remark on that? You don't care. Whatever is served to you, you eat.