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Set #45612

Small Hub Battery

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The LEGO® Technic™ Small Hub Battery is a rechargeable lithium-ion battery for use with the Technic Small Hub (45609). This 630 mAh battery can be charged while fitted to the hub using a micro USB cable and can also be removed quickly and conveniently without the need for tools. This battery is included with the LEGO Technic Small Hub and LEGO Education SPIKE™ Essential Set (45345).
  • 630 mAh lithium-ion battery for extended use between charges.
  • In-situ charging via USB cable.
  • Quick battery replacement.
  • Included with the LEGO® Technic™ Small Hub (45609) and SPIKE™ Essential Set (45345).

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The Small Hub Battery (45612-1) is viewed neutrally within the LEGO YouTube community, often discussed in the context of broader LEGO Technic and Powered Up systems. Reviewers like RacingBrick explore its compatibility with Powered Up motors and alternative power solutions like USB rechargeable batteries, while BatteryPoweredBricks examines its use within different LEGO train control systems.

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Sariel's Bricks & Pets showcases various Power Functions tricks, implicitly including the battery hub's capabilities, while Lucas-Dynamics uses it as a starting point for LEGO Technic projects. RacingBrick points out the need for 6 AA batteries and explores USB rechargeable alternatives.

Community Content: These reviews are from Reddit and YouTube users sharing their personal experiences. Opinions may vary.

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