dumb question about ELECTROmagnets

[Ren]

Despite configuration there is always the two poles. Like Armagdn said, you can adjust geometries so that one pole is not "AS APPARENT" but there is always two poles (and a center )

@ Freefuelplz. You can get them to attract hey, for opposition try switching the leads around on one of the coils. Test with a small magnet to see which pole is created when current flows through the winding. Like others already said, if you have one E-mag that is larger (wire size will play into the strength of the magnet significantly) it will probably over power a smaller one and just attract to the core regardless. Two e-mags of same gauge and size shouldnt do this.

@Geoscience. IF you are reffering to the monopole motor/energizer of JB's design then I can offer you some tips to get it running. You need to be a little more specific with your explainations, i.e. "the wire changes direction running clockwise..." What changes direction? The wire phsically moves and changes its direction?

[GeoscienceStudent]

@Geoscience. IF you are reffering to the monopole motor/energizer of JB's design then I can offer you some tips to get it running. You need to be a little more specific with your explainations, i.e. "the wire changes direction running clockwise..." What changes direction? The wire phsically moves and changes its direction?

It is a battery with a magnet on the bottom of it.  A copper wire is attached to the top of the battery and goes along the sides and the two ends of the wire wrap a little around the magnets. The wire spins.  Turn the magnet over, the wire spins the opposite direction.  This was done to test what happens when poles are turned over. 
The question is actually related to wondering what happens when the poles of the Earth switch, however, that has a Dynamo Effect.  I did find on line from a science lab institution some models made by Quantum Computer what happens, but they only show the inner electromagnetic field switching, and thus the outer one switching, and explain about the energy being the opposite direction of the magnetic field, but don't show what happens to the spin of the Earth.  I'm closer to my answer, but still don't have an answer.   Just wondering.