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Your antenna might not be properly set up. As in, is it deployed? Is it set to allow transmitting partial data?
Your relay antenna might also be out of range. Thus why I said what I said in my last post.
Will it only connect to relay satelites if you need to transmit science or something. I just mean even for control it doesn't show the connecting line when i go to map view.
The relay satelites i've put up around kerbin and mun might be technically unnecessary but I wanted to make sure that comm relaying works and it doesn't seem to work.
I'm saying I dont see the line connecting before I even try to transmit any sort of science or anything. The science vessel as well as the relay satelites have tons of power and yes all the relay antennas are extended. I haven't changed the button for requiring full data or allowing partial data, would that even change what tries to connect to it for any reason?
In a situation in which you don't have enough power but do have some power trickling in via solar pannels or some such and it's not enough to finish the transmission in one go then the antenna will go on hold while power refill then continue once there is enough. It might take a while but it will eventually go thru.
Now, for your actual problem... If you don't see the direct lines in the tracking station then it must be that your antennas are not strong enough at one point in your chain to actually work right. Just look at your relay chain and look at what is going on at the last or the next satellite in the chain.
But the relay satelite at the Mun shows a direct green line to Kerbin with like 99% strength when i'm piloting it. How could it not be strong enough to chain a nearby vessel back to Kerbin? Does anything in the settings I showed int he screenshot suggest that it might not be good?
Edit: I do remember a specific problem I had with my research station orbiting Minmus. I've set on it both a relay and a normal antenna because I like redudancy in case of a problem. Turns out that I didn't have farings yet and the relay antenna I had placed on the very top got damaged during launch due to tidal stress I guess. It hardly showed at all visually and I only noticed after a long while because the craft was still able to use the normal antenna for direct communication with Kerbin. It didn't cripple me in the least tho because I actually already had several other relay satellites orbiting Minmus.
Is the HG-5 High Gain antenna not a Relay antenna? The type in the description says it is...
I read somewhere that the range is a combination of the rating of emetter and receiver. The KSC (strong) may establish a link with the HG5 (low) and the ship (very low) while the ship could not with the relay.
Edit: putting antennas on the ship, what propose Elementus, would increase her rating and solve your issue. The integrated antennas of pods have a ridiculous rating and cannot transmit science.
Edit 2: here is an example. When I retract communotron, my ship lost all contacts but the newer of my sats around minmus
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=795377840
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=795377849
Is there a formula I can use to figure out how far apart the hg5 and the commutron 16 need to be to get in contact?
Actually my crafts use my satelite when I go to the opposite side of the Mun from Kerbin. It just turns out I just needed more HG-5s on the science or connecting craft to be able to talk to the other vessel.
That HG 5 is a direct antenna, the three fixed dishes are relay antenna's. When in doubt watch Scott: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWFHiLUE2Ig
HG-5 is a Relay antenna. I managed to actually have it relay for me already. It was just an issue of signal strength I was having before. If you bring up the toolbox description for it in-game it also identifies as a Relay instead of Direct. Com-16 and Com-16S are direct. HG-5 is Relay for early-game.