LEGO Power Functions - Récepteur infrarouge - 8884
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Le LEGO 8884 est un récepteur infrarouge pour Power Functions. Il dispose de 2 sorties pour moteurs ou lumières. Fonctionne avec télécommande IR sur 4 canaux. Portée jusqu'à 10 mètres. Nécessite boîtier de batterie (8881), non inclus. Ceci est la version 1.
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I purchased this to go with the winter train and it fits perfect and now I can control it with the remote I will be purchasing more soon so I can control other motors and switches on the train track thanks lego
I purchased this to go with the winter train and it fits perfect and now I can control it with the remote I will be purchasing more soon so I can control other motors and switches on the train track thanks lego
Trustvoice user
24 septembre 2017
Very self-explanatory. Works very well for the price.
Very self-explanatory. Works very well for the price.
wnadgmom
12 mars 2017
Lego should be replacing this outdated version with the better upgraded version 2 which has been available since 2012. Why are they still selling these?
Lego should be replacing this outdated version with the better upgraded version 2 which has been available since 2012. Why are they still selling these?
hennypenny
20 septembre 2016
This is an essential set if you want any remote control. BUT!! The current output is vastly limited --> You cannot run any of two PF motors from one slot. Of course, you can workaround this problem with two IR receivers, assigning each PF motors to each IR receivers. But you need two controllers to actually power two motors at the same time. --> a waste of resource. I know that V2 partially solves the problem but you can't get them unless you purchase the retired product: 4x4 Crawler from an aftermarket. I'm not sure why LEGO isn't still phasing this V1 receiver out while V2 was released 4 yrs ago...
This is an essential set if you want any remote control. BUT!! The current output is vastly limited --> You cannot run any of two PF motors from one slot. Of course, you can workaround this problem with two IR receivers, assigning each PF motors to each IR receivers. But you need two controllers to actually power two motors at the same time. --> a waste of resource. I know that V2 partially solves the problem but you can't get them unless you purchase the retired product: 4x4 Crawler from an aftermarket. I'm not sure why LEGO isn't still phasing this V1 receiver out while V2 was released 4 yrs ago...
Taris
14 septembre 2016
Awesome. not too difficult. each channel has two sub-channels.
Awesome. not too difficult. each channel has two sub-channels.
Adamblg
28 janvier 2016
