ZonkX

Check if your transceiver is directly attached to the generator, it doesn't work that way. Attach it somewhere else or put something between, it should work then.

Nevermind, figured it out myself. It only happens when the transceiver is directly attached to the generator. I still think it's a bug, but now I can avoid it.

I'm gonna ask again because the problem is still there: I'm unable to transmit power from an antimatter reactor. There's enough antimatter on board, the reactor + generator is active, transceiver is set to transmit, radiators are deployed etc. but no power is transmitted. Am I doing something wrong?

Yes, but not with the small inline one.

You need the experimental version of KSPI, look in the signature of WaveFunctionP!

Hey folks, has anyone else a problem with microwave transceivers attached to antimatter reactors? My reactors aren't transmitting power at all (transceiver is set to "transmit"), even if there's also a nuclear reactor attached which is producing power. Am I doing something wrong, or maybe has this something to do with the automatic throttling function?