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1. 8881 vs 88000 Battery Box

   

   Discussion by rbozarth · August 2016 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   Is there an advantage to either one of the battery boxes 8881 vs 88000 or just the size of battery?

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2. Beginner how-to for Train Power Functions 88002?

   

   Discussion by Natebw · November 2014 · Home› Building and Techniques

   (If this is too basic, let me know. I did some searching, but didn't find much...) I am looking for basic info on Train Power Functions #88002. I bought it and the battery box #8881 to power my Lone Ranger Constitution #79111, so I can mod it and turn it into a Christmas train! Tonight I did a test run, without regard to…

3. Re: 76042 UCS Helicarrier

   

   Comment by Drmnez · February 2015 · Home› Collecting

   I dont own #8881, but I cannot imagine, functionality-wise, why it would not. Judging by the box, #88000 connects to the helicarrier. If you can find a way to secure #8881 with the switch in the open space, then it should be able to turn on... and not fall out.

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4. So I want to build a working LEGO train set . . .

   

   Discussion by JCA · January 2016 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   I have my eye on a couple LEGO train sets, but I want it to be motorized and preferably with remote speed control. What parts do you recommend? So far, my list includes the following: * LEGO Power Functions Train Motor 88002 * #8879 Functions Power Functions IR Speed Remote Control 8879 * #7499 Flexible Tracks But what…

5. Re: Motorizing: 31119 Ferris Wheel

   

   Comment by gratefulnat · November 2021 · Home› Building and Techniques

   @Morkman #8881 Battery box does not have anti-studs on the bottom, only the beams with pin/axle holes on the sides.

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6. 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.

7. Re: Power functions questions

   

   Comment by bandit778 · February 2018 · Home› Building and Techniques

   @Hob #8881 battery pack is still available and comes in #8293 power functions set with the M-motor so I presume that would work with other motors. Uses 'aa' batteries instead of the 'aaa' batteries.

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8. Re: Do Lego think before they decide which polybags ends up as freebies with expensive sets?

   

   Comment by gmonkey76 · September 2015 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   I have gotten extra Lego when I have placed S@H orders. When they had the LEGO Employee Minifig one came in each box.(i believe there was three boxes with that order) I gotten a CFM once, a Speedorz set, and with my last order I got two 8881 battery boxes.

9. Re: Motorizing the Constitution (79111)

   

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

   Welcome @Kurtis570 ! :) From the sounds of it, you've bought #8293 Motor Set, which includes #8881 AA battery box. Whilst you can use that battery box for trains, it is, as you say, more geared towards technic models, and won't really fit in most trains very well. What you ideally need is the following: - #8879 Speed…

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