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My thinking on this is the fact that as an electric motor increases in speed it's efficiency decreases. This I am assuming is from friction and from the constant push pull of the two different poles. What I am wondering is that once the motor is going would it be possible to drop a pole and use only one pole (North or South) to either push or pull it rather then doing both (pushing and pulling) which may cause a decrease in efficiency?
Re: Is it possible to have an electric motor that has only one pole?
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