Originally Posted by Dirk3800
Brian Solex,
Dear Brian, super thanks for the information on the 4600 type.
It is correct that my Solex 3600 is equipped with a coil-plate and coils from a 4600 machine.
I also toured around on you blogsite and found a lot more information I was looking for.
Congratulations with your Blogsite!!!!!!!!!!!!
What I couldn’t find is an description of the flywheels. I would like to figure out if the flywheel on the 4600 coil-plate is the correct one.
I hope that you stay safe and well NY are for what concerns Covit-19. I can imagine the fear in each family.
They strong!
Sincerely,
Dirk


The 14-3-1966 date is the date of approval of the Cyclomoteur 3800 engine. It is not the date of manufacture.
"Reception Paris" means "officially approved in Paris".

I have a photo showing the standard 3800 flywheel next to the 4600 V2/ V3 flywheel on this page:
https://velosolex4600.blogspot.com/p/4600-v2-details.html

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Please post a photo of the interior of your flywheel so that I can see.

Thank you for your good wishes. And I'm glad that you have found my website interesting.

If you would like to see American 3800s:
https://solex3800usa.blogspot.com/https://solex3800usa.blogspot.com/

and American 5000s:
https://solex5000usa.blogspot.com/https://solex5000usa.blogspot.com/

Best regards!


Last edited by BrianSolex; 10/05/20 07:38 PM.
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