All magnetic fields are produced electrically, also the field of magnetars. Their new electric model was partly published by the author in the book The Electric Universe in 1998. The new model is based on the positive charge which is collected in the pre-supernovas core via the different masses and sizes of proton and electron. The supernova implosion produces neutrons, but only from proton-electron pairs. The protons in overbalance will be fixed on the surface of the neutron body and create a magnetic field and synchrotron-radiation via rotation. The enclosed proton-bubbles swim upwards. The biggest proton bubbles surface first, and explode into space. This “proton-volcano” kicks the neutron star from the center of the SNR. The later proton-explosions produce only proton-jets. ©2000 American Institute of Physics.