Original issues at Cilph/RemoteTech2#120, Cilph/RemoteTech2#134, Cilph/RemoteTech2#233.
Not to be confused with the active relay "bug", as this issue also affects omnidirectional antennas.
Vranir wrote:
Notice on "untitled" ship and "test2" that not only do the dishes lose connection but also no connection is established on omni antennas between the separated stacks.
Cilph wrote:
Definitely seeing something here. My rewrite of the log system definitely shows that both Com Stn I and Test 2 have the correct connection to one another, but there is no link being made despite the distance being more than valid.
Techjar wrote:
If I go back to the space center then go to the tracking station, it works for a moment then freezes. The freeze does not happen if I don't decouple the rover, however.
Resender wrote:
Well the conclusion is when dealing with the dishes,they have to be paired up.
If the pair gets broken up,by one directing to a new target but the other still pointing at the partner the freeze happens if the distance is long enough.
rpayne88 wrote:
When I track the booster, it doesn't have a connection, yet the CM a mere 50m away does have a connection to the ground. I've even changed the antenna range to 10Mm and it still doesn't connect.