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Thank you for the reply. It would appear you have recently discovered what I am about to say, but for those who are having a similar issue the culprit was due to a recent update to Near Future Spacecraft. Deleting the TAC-LS patch in NF Spacecraft will resolve this issue, although I assume there will be a hotfix within the next week or two.

Any idea why MKS seems to think I have TAC-LS installed? I did not install it. ModuleManager is using the TAC-LS patch and changing all of my recyclers to use TAC-LS resources instead of MKS. It also appears to be messing with my agricultural modules. KSP.log

Hi RoverDude! I have a potential bug report/oversight unless I am missing something. I was going over my options in the research lab and while looking at resource converters, I noticed something fairly odd. The resource converters for ore to LFO seems to be off by a factor of 10 if we're comparing it to the ISRU which it appears to be based off of. The current conversion in all 3 sizes of MPUs is 1 ore = 0.09 LF / 0.11 Ox compared to the ISRU's 1 ore = 0.9 LF / 1.1 Ox. It is however more in line with the MiniISRU at 1 ore = 0.088 LF / 0.112 Ox. Given that the speed of the MiniISRU is x25 the speed of the largest MPU, and x250 that of the smallest MPU, and the largest MPU weighs 2.46x that of the ISRU, these numbers seem really off. I would completely understand if the small MPU had a conversion ratio comparable to that of the MiniISRU, but the large MPU should be more in line with the ISRU. I'm not quite sure where the mid size MPU fits in just yet as it is comparable in weight to the ISRU, but is slower and less efficient but has more options. I went into the config and changed the number for the large MPU myself and it has corrected this, there was simply one too many 0's. That extra 0 also has the side effect of displaying some confusing time intervals at first glance which is not very pleasant. Before After Vanilla If this is an intentional design decision then please forgive me, but I would like to know your thought process behind it.