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1. [UK] WANTED: Used 8884 and 8883 Power Functions

   

   Discussion by ChanMcL · August 2015 · Home› Marketplace

   Hi all Just after 1 8884 IR receiver and a 8883 M-Motor. Looking at around £15 for both items. Hope someone has a spare on both items. Cheers

2. Power functions too noisy

   

   Discussion by kirkbauer · November 2018 · Home› Building and Techniques

   I recently built Carousel 10257 and added medium motor 8883. I then added a custom sound box to it. But the motor turns it so fast and the gears make so much noise that I can’t really hear the music. Is there a way to slow down the motor so it spins slower and quieter? Or make the gearing quieter? The motor itself isn’t…

3. Rollercoaster project - combining sets and motorizing it

   

   Discussion by Phantom107 · July 2018 · Home› Building and Techniques

   I've started a big LEGO project where my objective is to create an ever more complex and cool rollercoaster. I'm challenging myself not only to get it all working on a technical level and properly built, but I am also bigtime into design and I want it to be interesting and cool. What I've bought so far: 2x #10261…

4. Re: Power functions help!

   

   Comment by ColoradoBricks · November 2014 · Home› Building and Techniques

   @Paperballpark, #8883 and #8882 are 6 in length, #88003 is 7.

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5. Re: What are you building right now?

   

   Comment by klatu003 · January 2015 · Home› Building and Techniques

   Also will the XL-motor #8882 work instead of the M-motor #8883?

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6. 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

7. Re: What's your LEGO 'status' today?

   

   Comment by Legopants · June 2019 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   Ordered the #10266 Lunar Lander and will be getting the #40335 Space Rocket Ride freebie to go with it (missed out on the patch, but not really fussed about that). Also ordered #8883-1 Motor and #88000-1 Battery Box to motorise my #10262 Roller Coaster :-))

8. Re: Motorizing: 31119 Ferris Wheel

   

   

   Comment by rd1899 · October 2021 · Home› Building and Techniques

   Here's a good video example, which has a parts list at the end.Do you have any spare Lego motors and compatible battery cases? Because the main issue is cost, as the Power Function (PF) line is all discontinued, and its replacement, the Powered Up line, is frankly overpriced. The PF m-motor set number is #8883. The PF…

9. Re: Powering the 10268 windmill with renewable energy

   

   Comment by Brickfan50 · September 2019 · Home› Building and Techniques

   I just tested this. I used solar panel #87578 and measured the power output. It varied between 3.6 and 5 volts. Enough to lite a couple of #8870 Power Functions Light but not enough to power the small Power Functions M-Motor #8883.If I could test it again under ideal sun light conditions I don't think I get enough power…

10. Re: Help with Christmas present for my AFOL hubby

    

    Comment by Addicted2Oxygen · November 2017 · Home› Everything else LEGO

    If it is creator sets like the fairground sets then he will want m motors and a battery box. He may also want an ir receiver and ir remote control. If technic then there are more motor types, but starting with m motors is probably a safe bet. However i I would recommend starting with a set that is already motorised. The RC…

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