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The servo motor price seems fair. That is much I thought it would go for.

These are very expensive prices. I wonder why the l motor costs more than the XL?

Well The XL Motor is New for starters. And for the rest of the reason the XL motor is more cost efficient above all others.

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The servo motor price seems fair. That is much I thought it would go for.

Well The XL Motor is New for starters. And for the rest of the reason the XL motor is more cost efficient above all others.

This makes no sense. No, the servo motor is not priced fair, given that I could get a non lego one for about $10, and the L motor should sit right between the XL and the M motor in price, not above them both. The XL motor should cost the most, because it has the largest amount of copper, the expensive stuff, in the motor, while the L does not have nearly as much. I hope the prices are only preliminary, "cause they are just too much.

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The m and XL motors are pretty cheap compared to what LEGO motors used to cost. Even the L motor is cheaper than the old motors. IIRC, the old LEGO motors cost $16.99, and that was 10+ years ago.

Sure, I wish the L motor was cheaper, but $14 isn't too bad.

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This makes no sense. No, the servo motor is not priced fair, given that I could get a non lego one for about $10, and the L motor should sit right between the XL and the M motor in price, not above them both. The XL motor should cost the most, because it has the largest amount of copper, the expensive stuff, in the motor, while the L does not have nearly as much. I hope the prices are only preliminary, "cause they are just too much.

Well let me tell you that the XL motor is not nearly as long as the L motor. So if we consider that every winding loop of the copper wire on the armature in the XL motor is reduced because of the small Length in armature size vs the longer armature length in the L motor, Which result in more length of copper wire to be used to warp the L motor armature. Then it can be establish that the XL motor is in fact more cost effective on copper then the L motor is just due to length of the armature. Now if that still does not make any sense to you can just dissemble your L and XL motor and pull the copper out for yourself and weigh it. Also the L motor has two magnets while the XL motor has one. As for the Servo motor if you were to go and compare prices on servo motor you will see that it is a fair price for it.

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The m and XL motors are pretty cheap compared to what LEGO motors used to cost. Even the L motor is cheaper than the old motors. IIRC, the old LEGO motors cost $16.99, and that was 10+ years ago.

Sure, I wish the L motor was cheaper, but $14 isn't too bad.

Yes, I remember those prices as well. All the electric Lego elements over the years have been overpriced to varying degrees. The PF motors are some of the few parts that are relatively reasonable. Although the L motor's price does seem out of place compared to the other two.

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So today I got a reply to an email requesting the release dates of the L and Servo motor, and here's what they sent me.

Dear [Redacted],

Thanks for getting in touch with us.

Isn’t it exciting that there are so many new LEGO® sets every year? It’s great to see you’re eagerly waiting and trying to find out about what we’ve planned for the future.I'm sorry to inform you that we do not have the Servo Motor and L Motor available at the moment. That item will be coming soon. Unfortunately, we do not have a release date for these items at this time.For updates on release dates please refer to our website. LEGO.com.

Thanks again for getting in touch. We're always pleased to receive feedback from LEGO fans! If you could take a moment to complete a four question survey by going to the link below, it will help us make sure we are providing the best customer service to you.

LEGO Survey link

Please let us know if you need anything else.

Happy building!

Matthew

LEGO Service

Well, It's unfortunate that this is all there is, because I also recall asking if the prices of the motors were correct.

And we wait some more...

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