Early probe core is using a fraction of intended EC while warping

I was building a probe when I noticed when testing it that when timewarping, its EC usage was much lower than it was supposed to be. When not hibernating, it should use 50 watts (0.05 EC/s), therefore empty its battery in 88 hours. When hibernating, it should use 1 watt for a drain time of 183 days. Here are my test results:

With Testflight (same with hyperedit) to 1000km orbit: No hibernation with no warp, EC meter at top shows 0.05 EC/s (as intended) With warp x10, EC meter shows 0.01 EC/s (instead of 0.5) With warp x100, EC meter shows 0.1 EC/s (instead of 5) With warp x1000, EC meter shows 1 EC/s (instead of 50) Etc.

After around 3 days 16 hours in orbit with warp x10000, the probe should show 0 EC, but it still has 15518 EC left. This means 322 EC has drained instead of the full 15840. This amounts to 0.001 EC/s when warping instead of 0.05.

Now for hibernation mode. My test starts with 15838 EC and 0.001 EC/s with no warp. The battery meter shows 0.00 EC/s. At 0.001 EC/s, 12 days should drain 864 EC. I activate 10000x warp, the battery meter shows 0.1 EC/s (instead of 10 EC/s). After 12 days 2 hours, 15828 EC is left, for a total discharge of 10 EC. That amounts to around 0,00001 EC/s at warp instead of 0.001.

I've tried this with the Able probe but everything works fine. I initially posted this to the RO github before testing and finding out this doesn't happen on an RO only install.

KSP-RO / RP-1

Early probe core is using a fraction of intended EC while warping #731