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Motors (7 parts)

LEGO models come alive using motors with a range of sizes and capabilities that connect to a hub with wires.

Powered Up motors can vary greatly in terms of capabilities: Physical Size, Motor Strength, System vs. Technic connectors, Motor Orientation, Speed Control, Rotation Sensor, Absolute Position, and Zero Position Indicator.

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Motors (7 parts)
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3×3×6 Simple Med. Motor
21980
3×4×8 Technic Lg. Motor (w/ Pos.)
22169
5×5×8 Technic XL Motor (w/ Pos.)
22172
3×4×5 Sm. Angular Motor (w/Pos.)
68488
3×4×9 Med. Angular Motor (w/ Pos.)
54696
5×4×9 Lg. Angular Motor (w/ Pos.)
54675
4×2½×10 Motor, Simple Train
28740

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