Designed by Circuit Cubes

Plug-to-Plug Wire

SKU: BAM-1488
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Price€3,00 EUR

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Size: 7 cm (3 inch)

Price depends on the option: from €3,00 EUR.

Original LEGO® elements
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At least 10% of every sale goes to the designer.
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Description

Purchase this wire to connect your Bluetooth Battery to Cubit Motor Cubes

Buying Plug-to-Plug Wire from BuildaMOC

  • We only use original LEGO® bricks.
  • The designer of this MOC gets at least 10% of the total sale price.
  • Ready-to-ship kits ship in 1-3 working days. Other kits ship in 5-25 working days, because we pick and pack them by hand after you order.
  • Every kit comes with the designer's original digital instructions. We email them to you when your order ships.

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Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

Hello, my Circuit Cube experience started some months ago by means of a Stoneheap brick set "Köf2", a small German shunting yard train engine (for the Lego train system), which came together with a micro drive engine. Insatalling the Bluetooth Cube and the motor was super easy. After adding some ballast to the Lok, the train ran perfectly at slow speed, as wanted. Then I went over to the old steam Lok, which my family bought in the 60s or 70s of the last century. This Lok was originally driven by a 4.5 V motor and a battery in the tender waggon. I tested the Bluetooth cube with this very old motor, and it ran perfectly - even at rather high speed - in view of the slow speed of old small steam engines. Then I bought a second hand "Load and Haul" set (Lego 4563, from 1991, including a 9-V-Lok with engine. Installing the Bluetooth Cube in the driver's cabin was very easy, and connecting the Cube with the motor too, because the 9 V motor has an external electric socket, allowing the Cube's power to go into the motor. This train runs very smoothly at rather low speeds. Personally, I like slow train speed, it looks more "natural" than high speed. Then I bought a second hand "Metroliner" (also from 1991, Lego 4558, 3 waggons, one with a 9 V motor). Installing a new Bluetooth Cube was relatively easy, because the 9 V motor has an external 9 V socket (see above). At present, I am working on the electric illumination of the passenger waggons, as well as on the front- and backligths. Taking my experience together, I am glad to use the Circuit Cubes, they are lightweight and small. The only problem I see is the difficulty to get less expensive cables. Kind regards, Rainer

Plug-to-Plug Wire

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