600k parking orbit, x100 time warp issue/bug.

[Rocket In My Pocket]

So while waiting for my Duna transfer window I threw my craft into a 600+k orbit so I could use max time warp. (I know that's inifficient but I was impatient and had extra Dv.)

Problem is, every time I actually hit x100 warp it skews the orbit to something random like 400k/750k and so I can't actually use x100 warp unless I spend more Dv fixing it which I tried a few times but it just keeps getting mucked up when I time warp even if I got to 800 or 1000. I'm not getting grabbed by the Mun or Minus or anything like that.

Is this just a limitation of the game code at extremely high time warp? Doesn't happen everytime but enough that it's annoying lol. (On a side note it happens less if I slowly ramp up to x100 instead of just kicking it right into max)

Any thoughts, answers, or similar experiences are appreciated, thanks in advance!

[Kerbal101]

Orbit can change to weird values if its very even (600,000/600,000) or physical warp is used in space. For this reason, all my satellites share the same, but slightly uneven orbit like 400,000/395,000.

[Cpt Kerbalkrunch]

I've gotten in the habit of stepping up time warp in increments if my ship will be entering a new SOI. Sometimes, if I jump straight to a high speed, the Pe will change; sometimes by a lot. Never had the problem within a single SOI, though.

As far as the actual warping, when I'm gonna transfer from Kerbin I obviously wanna do so from a low altitude. Because of the warping restriction, I've found it's best to do so from the tracking station. This eliminates your "revert flight" option, but I usually make a specific quicksave before every flight in case of (inevitable) screw-ups.

[Rocket In My Pocket]

Thanks to both of you for your replies!

Sorry I couldn't respond sooner, I was driving home from vacation!

Glad to know it's not just me, I'll just be more careful in the future and use an uneven orbit like @Kerbal101 suggested. (Or just stop being so impatient and time warp in the tracking center. Lol.)