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1. Re: 8881 vs 88000 Battery Box

   

   Comment by TigerMoth · August 2016 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   
Other than the capacity, the main one is that #8881 is studless, but clunky, and therefore better suited to Technic, and #88000 is studded and smaller, and therefore better suited to other themes. #88000 is also a direct replacement for the rechargeable battery.

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2. Re: Powering up the Horizon Express

   

   Comment by TheLoneTensor · July 2013 · Home› Building and Techniques

   While having #8887 & #8878 are certainly convenient and more functional, to save a bit of money, both can be replaced with #88000.

3. Re: 10194 Emerald Night Train .. Carriages ? Motorise? Track?

   

   Comment by Si_UKNZ · November 2011 · Home› Collecting

   You can use this one which takes AAAs http://www.brickset.com/detail/?Set=88000-1 but not the AA one.

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4. Re: 60052 Cargo Train

   

   

   Comment by Galactus · December 2014 · Home› Building and Techniques

   Try to flick the control switch on the battery box of that train. Also see http://powerfunctions.lego.com/en-us/ElementSpecs/88000.aspx

5. Re: Power Functions with #10244 and #10247

   

   Comment by Mynatt · November 2015 · Home› Building and Techniques

   One of the cheaper ways to have them at 2 different speeds is to have two battery boxes and two medium sized motors. #88000 #8883

6. Re: Train set up suggestion

   

   Comment by Paperballpark · October 2017 · Home› Building and Techniques

   There are instructions for using Power Functions in the train contained in the instructions for it. The online copy of the instructions is on the page for it here: #10254 but I've also linked it directly here. The instructions also tell you what you need. Basically, you need #8879, #8884, #88002 and #88000. You can use…

7. Re: 10254 Winter Train

   

   Comment by mustang69 · August 2016 · Home› Collecting

   
It can probably be done with just the #88000 battery box and #88002 train motor if cost is a concern. That's what I plan on using for this one as well as #10173

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8. Re: My Winter Village Project

   

   Comment by Switchfoot55 · July 2018 · Home› Building and Techniques

   Is there any notable difference between the #8881 power box and #88000 power box aside from price? I'm about the pull the trigger on buying and figured I'd ask.

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9. Re: Motorizing the Hogwarts Express 4841

   

   Comment by monkey_roo · January 2012 · Home› Building and Techniques

   Hey From the power function line i used: 1X 88000, AAA power box 1X 88002, train motor 1x 8870, lights 1X 8879, controller 1X 8884, receiver

10. Re: 76042 UCS Helicarrier

    

    Comment by drlmiles1 · February 2015 · Home› Collecting

    Anyone know if you could use #8881 battery box rather than #88000 for the Power Functions in this model? Also wondering if you could run lights to the 4 fans, as they would look great lit up.

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