Granted I'm brand new to logistics pipes and so I may not have it set up correctly, but whenever I use a fluid satellite pipe to request fluid from a tank on my network for auto-crafting rather than sending me the correct amount it sends me 20 buckets worth. This is true no matter how much I specify in the crafting pipe (with fluid crafting upgrade). All changing the amount seems to affect is how much is sent at one time. It will always send 20 buckets regardless. Do I simply have a setting wrong somewhere? I'm attempting to insert 4 buckets-worth of destabilized redstone into a TE fluid transposer.

Secondly, it would be absolutely super if there was some way for you to include a crafting/fluid crafting module that could be inserted into a chassis pipe. I'm having to set up a machine for each recipe I want to craft through them. That may be a purposeful design choice on your part, but that seems like an unreasonable cost to set up an auto-crafting system.

For quite a while limitations of the code prevented creating modules, but I'm happy to report that the latest dev versions have crafting modules.

Re: fluid creating.
Is that an once off cost, or is it the wrong amount being s sent every craft?

Some pipes have an internal fluid buffer, but I would not never thought that it would be in use in this case.

The wrong amount is being sent on every craft.

Just to make sure I haven't botched the set-up: I have a fluid provider pipe on my tank and a crafting pipe on one side of my fluid transposer with fluid crafting upgrade and a fluid satellite pipe on another side. The buffer is clear and there's no fluid in the transposer. I put in 4000 into the satellite request in the crafting pipe. When I push craft on my table it sends 20000 mB to my transposer. Even if I put in a different number (say 100) into the satellite request it still sends 20000 mB, just 100 mB at a time.

Sounds like it isn't reporting deli correctly and thinks the flood is lost, so re sends... I'll look at that when I get back from work.

Thanks!

And @AartBluestoke still is not back from work ;)
Just a small ping.