<p>Does anyone have the pin out spec for Power Functions 2.0?
Have tried Google and Lego Ed for answers
Is there a source for the connector and receptacle? 
I could not find any data on the connector</p>

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2018-09-22T23:52:30.933Z
This feels very similar to what you asked about in you last question: https://bricks.stackexchange.com/questions/10364/lego-power-function-pf-2-0-specification Did you accidentally ask this twice, or am I not understanding the difference between the two questions?
jncraton
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2018-09-23T03:37:23.933Z
I posted it first to the Power-Funcitons section, but on further review of the entries, i would like to post it on the Powered-up tag, as most responses seem to be there rather than a Power-Functions PF2.0 which does not exist as a tag.
Ddodge40
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2018-09-23T13:19:53.743Z
That makes sense. I've retagged your other question as powered-up, and I'll mark this one as a duplicate.
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# Power Function 2.0 Pin out

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-09-22)

Does anyone have the pin out spec for Power Functions 2.0?
Have tried Google and Lego Ed for answers
Is there a source for the connector and receptacle?
I could not find any data on the connector

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: This feels very similar to what you asked about in you last question: https://bricks.stackexchange.com/questions/10364/lego-power-function-pf-2-0-specification Did you accidentally ask this twice, or am I not understanding the difference between the two questions?  
> **username_0**: I posted it first to the Power-Funcitons section, but on further review of the entries, i would like to post it on the Powered-up tag, as most responses seem to be there rather than a Power-Functions PF2.0 which does not exist as a tag.  
> **username_1**: That makes sense. I've retagged your other question as powered-up, and I'll mark this one as a duplicate.  

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