Digital compression tester?

[Jeags]

Hi all,

In the new 8 Monday and have had time to think about car maintenance. I would like to keep an eye on compression, so it could be beneficial to purchase a tester since it's around £60 a pop at a specialist. I saw this on Facebook recently and was wondering what people's opinions are of it:



I haven't a clue whether it's a credible source, but are there any ways to tell the good from the bad?

Cheers.

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[Jeags]

That's not one I've seen before.

This one https://www.digitalcompressiontesters.com/ is available any at the special RX8OC Group Buy pricing
viewtopic.php?f=144&t=78253

[Jeags]

That's not one I've seen before.

This one https://www.digitalcompressiontesters.com/ is available any at the special RX8OC Group Buy pricing
viewtopic.php?f=144&t=78253

Guess that's answered my question then! I'll keep an eye on the thread, cheers.

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[13Black]

They're quite new to the market, built by a chap called Ciprian Dalvaru in Bucharest.

This seller is seemingly not impressed, yay rotary community doing it's thing. Drama drama llama.

[Vj4sothername]

You could make one..

https://www.instructables.com/TR-01-DIY ... on-Tester/

Wouldn't take much more to add a screen and some fancy stickers. I bet that's all the first guys done.

Problem is the cost of of the transducer. It's what's off me off so far.

[13Black]

They're quite new to the market, built by a chap called Ciprian Dalvaru in Bucharest.

This seller is seemingly not impressed, yay rotary community doing it's thing. Drama drama llama.

That guy is a real piece of work, always wondered how he's referencing these testers before being shipped.

Edit:

I didnt mean Steve by the way, his stuff is spot on i actually have two of his machines

[13Black]

I've had a Twisted Rotors TR-01 for years, always treated me well.