Base heating up during time warp

[Das_Sheep]

This may well have been answered elsewhere - I have a base on Minmus, some discrete ships connected by Flexitubes from (USI) via KAS and running a couple of nuclear reactors to do various things, some processing and whatnot - sitting at 1x warp with anything and everything I can find to switch on processors, drill, etc heat to their max core temp and then sit perfectly stable while the radiators dump heat as they're meant to, sitting happily at 16.something% but any time I time warp (or switch back to the base from another vessel) the radiators spike up to high 70% low 80% and take a good bit of time cooling down again.

Basically, is this normal stock behaviour or am I one day going to load it to be confronted with a great bang as various things blow up from overheats?

[dboi88]

I've been having the same problem, I've not come to any conclusions as the cause yet. I haven't yet had the base blow up but if you go EVA your Kerbal will have a heat bar over it, boarding the base without letting everything cool down first does result in uncontrolled explosions.

[Das_Sheep]

Not had a heating bar on the Kerbal on EVA when I've had an engineer out to link up new base sections when the heat has been dissipating.

[kurja]

I saw this behavior in 100% stock game with a probe near the sun, it would heat up during time warp and then cool down when I cancelled warp.