Rotarycraft shaft power bus not producing output

[viveleroi]

I've connected a shaft power bus controller to a turbine (for steam from a reactor) I've made. The shaft power bus has lubricant, and reports that a ton of energy is coming in.

I've connected a shaft power bus to the side (have tried all three), placed a diamond shaft into the colored slot appropriate for the side I've put a dynometer onto. However, nothing works.

I've tried putting the dynometer on all sides, made sure it's connected the right way with the screw driver, but I can never see any output at all. I've even tried the 2:1 gears instead of shafts.

The controller bus reports tons of input energy, but nothing ever comes out. What might I be missing?

 

[Kotaro]

I think you need to use a normal steel Shaft Unit instead of the diamond one. The shafts and gears don't follow the normal load limits in the shaft power bus.

 

[viveleroi]

I think you need to use a normal steel Shaft Unit instead of the diamond one. The shafts and gears don't follow the normal load limits in the shaft power bus.

That was the issue... thanks!

 

[Pyure]

This might be just me, but I've also observed that if you place the controller AFTER the individual buses, it doesn't output power. Now I always ensure I place the controller first and then attach buses.