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[POWER RANGERS] What are the Power Rangers actual powers?

I checked previous questions in this subreddit and none directly address this question. I mean I know they get stronger but how much stronger do they get? They can fight the Putty's (or equivalents in other series) without suits but usually don't stand too much of a chance when the monster shows up.

Are their suits armor? Are they actually being protected from the blasts or are the suits negligible in providing shielding against the monsters? I mean I understand from a production perspective the miniature explosives can safely be attached to the suits as opposed to when they don't wear them the explosives are at their feet but is their any canonical reason for this?

So they can control giant anthropomorphic robots that combine or sometimes transform into humanoid robots but what does that mean? Are they taught how to pilot these? Do they inherently understand how to pilot them when they are bestowed the powers? If so do they understand enough to be able to fix and maintain these robots? Who built these robots and why? Why not share this technology with others?

I know I am getting really picky here but I am a pretty big fan of these sentai shows being half Japanese and having grown up with them my entire life. If someone with more knowledge than just the American versions could answer any of these questions it would be greatly appreciated.
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The suits are low-profile powered armor, multiplying any movement with additional strength and speed. Not quite enough to throw a car (although some rangers like Andros *could*, thanks to suit modifications). The suits are especially effective against energy weapons, but also provide a bit more protection than modern kevlar against blades and projectiles.

The zords operate on a psychic link, they actually have low-grade AI built into them to manage all the basic stuff like movement and combat maneuvers. The ranger controls higher-level functions, like where to go and what enemy to attack, but can manually override the AI. The zords are very similar to biological organisms, and self-repairing (although they benefit greatly from having access to a repair hangar). Zords qualify as weapons of mass destruction, so you can understand why nobody is keen on sharing the technology.

You're going to have to be more specific about your questions, since each ranger team has access to different equipment.