illustrated in fig9 12 is an embodiment of a motor suitable for use in an electric dc motor system of the present invention the motor includes brushes permanent magnetics and a rotor a housing or casing 902 of the magnets and or a housing or casing 904 of the motor may be formed of non ferrous metal or some non metal material such as plastic this helps reduce heat and eliminates possible distortion in the magnetic fields involved in the operation of the motor magnets 906 may be linear in that they may have no curved surfaces but instead have six rectangular flat faces and twelve line segment edges in the embodiment shown each of the two magnets 906 may span less than 45 degrees of the interior circumference of the magnetics housing 908 in another embodiment each of the two magnets 906 may span less than 30 degrees of the interior circumference of the magnetics housing 908 in yet another embodiment each of the two magnets 906 may span approximately between 10 degrees and 30 degrees of the interior circumference of the magnetics housing 908 this relatively small circumferential span of the magnets may provide a narrower magnetic focus which allows the pulse to push past the point of magnetism and then better enable the magnets to do some pushing and pulling to better utilize their power the result is greater efficiency and more torque in some applications magnets 906 may be aligned in that they are disposed opposite each other e g 180 degrees apart in a circumferential direction defined by the axis of the rotor within housing 908 fig1 illustrates.