Greetings fellow Rotary junkies!
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Greetings fellow Rotary junkies!
RotaryCompressionTester.com
http://www.facebook.com/RotaryCompressionTester
Just wanted to say Hello to everyone, I'm a active member, now a vendor also.
Moving company from Sydney, Australia to Mishawaka, IN USA
I will be posting more, have a presale getting ready to start with freebies for you forum members.
I'm one of you I 've had over 15 Rx7's bought my first 80' in 1987. I currently have both a 2004 Rx8 and 90' S5 vert.
I met a cool dude who knew his stuff when designing this tester. First I purchased one, used it. Then I bought the company.
The RCT-V5 Handheld Digital Rotary Compression Tester was developed by and tested on Stuart Turnbull's, Freaky Rx3(see Facebook page) from Australia
It's a 1000 hp peripheral port, 4 Rotor twin turbo, methanol burning 7 second car that he built and drives. He also builds all kinds of rotary engines. Go listen its' wicked.
Around a 100 units already sold all around the world, couple dozen Australian drag teams use and rely on this tester.
I'm a legal corporation of (1) and the assembly and testing of your RCT-V5 tester will be done by me personally.
Go see our website and rotary compression tester Facebook page.
The Facebook page starts at the beginning of tester development till now.
Tons of pics and some videos, most answers to any ?'s you may have are more than likely covered somewhere.
Feel free to ask any questions!
Thanks for visiting and letting me be part of your forum. Vendor on Rx8 club site also.
Stop in and say Hi, I hope to make many new friends. I need you and eventually you will need a compression test.
Two styles and several colors of protective silicone boots to choose from!
Last edited by Rotary Compression Tester.Com; 04-05-16 at 11:08 PM.
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This isn't eBay I'm not trying to make money on shipping off you guys, I wouldn't want a vendor to do it me.
New hard shell case
New shock proof case to protect your unit and sensor when not in use!
Ignore the logo this was a test case, the new cases will sport the new company logo and model#.
Have a great day everyone!
New hard shell case
New shock proof case to protect your unit and sensor when not in use!
Ignore the logo this was a test case, the new cases will sport the new company logo and model#.
Have a great day everyone!
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misterstyx69:
It is very simple, first warm up the engine to normal temperature.
Then just pull both plugs top or bottom, virtually no difference between the leading and trailing plug holes.
(See Facebook video). Pull the ignition and fuel pump fuses or disable both.
Give it a couple turns of the engine to rid itself of any fluids.
Pick a rotor and hand tighten sensor(only) in plug hole.
Plug sensor into tester cord, turn on unit. Wait for it to say begin cranking hold throttle wide open.
Crank engine till Real time cranking sequence finishes, and it will pop up all three compression readings in PSI and actual cranking RPM.
The cord is long enough you can set in the driver seat and do the test yourself!
These readings need to be normalized to 250rpm using a compression calculator accounting for elevation, engine type and actual rotor compression.
I have my plate full but have someone looking into making my own app for this, for Google play and iPhone. You will be able to save, export or whatever you want.
Thanks for the interest everyone, a bit overwhelming between both sites.
You guy rock! 👍
It is very simple, first warm up the engine to normal temperature.
Then just pull both plugs top or bottom, virtually no difference between the leading and trailing plug holes.
(See Facebook video). Pull the ignition and fuel pump fuses or disable both.
Give it a couple turns of the engine to rid itself of any fluids.
Pick a rotor and hand tighten sensor(only) in plug hole.
Plug sensor into tester cord, turn on unit. Wait for it to say begin cranking hold throttle wide open.
Crank engine till Real time cranking sequence finishes, and it will pop up all three compression readings in PSI and actual cranking RPM.
The cord is long enough you can set in the driver seat and do the test yourself!
These readings need to be normalized to 250rpm using a compression calculator accounting for elevation, engine type and actual rotor compression.
I have my plate full but have someone looking into making my own app for this, for Google play and iPhone. You will be able to save, export or whatever you want.
Thanks for the interest everyone, a bit overwhelming between both sites.
You guy rock! 👍
Last edited by Rotary Compression Tester.Com; 04-06-16 at 11:27 PM.
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This was on the other site thought I would share.
I know the feeling, I was going to originally buy one, but then I seen this. I bought mine and did a couple compression test here locally. It paid for itself plus I did my own 2 cars.
I already knew Stuart was going to stop making them. The lightbulb came on! It was to good of a product to let it set on the shelf and waste away.
I asked him if he would sell me the company, in the end we came to an agreement.
Before that I turned to the wife and said can I buy a business, she rolled her eyes. Then I proceeded to tell her the price.
Last I told her it was halfway around the world!
The initial look wasn't good, but I didn't let that stop me.
I have a regular job also, but wanted something else to do, and I love those stupid spinning triangles.
So after my initial presale, depending on how many I sell.
I will have these in stock.
I already have orders in the works bringing parts to the USA.
OLD vs.NEW
The only reason I'm having a presale is to know if I need to order more stuff and give you some free stuff.
I've paid for the first round which is limited out of my pocket, and I have more than a couple already spoken for.
The response has been a bit overwhelming between both sites.
Thanks,
You guys Rock! ��
I already knew Stuart was going to stop making them. The lightbulb came on! It was to good of a product to let it set on the shelf and waste away.
I asked him if he would sell me the company, in the end we came to an agreement.
Before that I turned to the wife and said can I buy a business, she rolled her eyes. Then I proceeded to tell her the price.
Last I told her it was halfway around the world!
The initial look wasn't good, but I didn't let that stop me.
I have a regular job also, but wanted something else to do, and I love those stupid spinning triangles.
So after my initial presale, depending on how many I sell.
I will have these in stock.
I already have orders in the works bringing parts to the USA.
OLD vs.NEW
The only reason I'm having a presale is to know if I need to order more stuff and give you some free stuff.
I've paid for the first round which is limited out of my pocket, and I have more than a couple already spoken for.
The response has been a bit overwhelming between both sites.
Thanks,
You guys Rock! ��
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We will have the PayPal links ready on the website and everything changed over soon hopefully start presale Monday.
If you need other ways to pay like Amazon or credit cards you guys have to let me know so I can get it set up.
This went from me buying a tester, to owning the company in @ 6 weeks that flew by. It takes a minute or two to move a company half way around the world.
This is not something I'm throwing together for you guys I've worked to hard to get to this point.
I have 3 things involved in the presale that I need my logo for it should be done tomorrow or Friday.
It's coming soon I promise.
If you need other ways to pay like Amazon or credit cards you guys have to let me know so I can get it set up.
This went from me buying a tester, to owning the company in @ 6 weeks that flew by. It takes a minute or two to move a company half way around the world.
This is not something I'm throwing together for you guys I've worked to hard to get to this point.
I have 3 things involved in the presale that I need my logo for it should be done tomorrow or Friday.
It's coming soon I promise.
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I had a PM question I thought I would share.
"How accurate is it?"
To start the pressure sensor is 99% accurate 40-140psi.
The sensor we use was designed by him and is manufactured for use with our testers only. (Not some off the shelf sensor).
There are no bulky sensor adapters like other testing units, so we have virtually no dead volume between sensor and tester.
Here is a look at part of the encrypted code required to give you all three individual compression readings and cranking Rpm. Written by Chris at Classified Performance in Australia.
Here is a shot of them testing it.
I think they nailed it!
Anymore ?'s feel free.
Have a great day everyone!
"How accurate is it?"
To start the pressure sensor is 99% accurate 40-140psi.
The sensor we use was designed by him and is manufactured for use with our testers only. (Not some off the shelf sensor).
There are no bulky sensor adapters like other testing units, so we have virtually no dead volume between sensor and tester.
Here is a look at part of the encrypted code required to give you all three individual compression readings and cranking Rpm. Written by Chris at Classified Performance in Australia.
Here is a shot of them testing it.
I think they nailed it!
Anymore ?'s feel free.
Have a great day everyone!
Last edited by Rotary Compression Tester.Com; 04-07-16 at 06:12 PM.
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Billet sensor anyone?
Here are some pics of our Custom designed and manufactured billet sensor that works in any rotary engine.
No adapters needed just plug it into the tester. No adapters, no leaking, no fuss!
Pre-sale starts Monday!
No adapters needed just plug it into the tester. No adapters, no leaking, no fuss!
Pre-sale starts Monday!
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Thanks, I will do my best to keep bringing you guys the best tester possible!
Not many of these out there and very few in the states. If any of you already have one of these, that you purchased from Stuart. Feel free to speak up
Not many of these out there and very few in the states. If any of you already have one of these, that you purchased from Stuart. Feel free to speak up
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Pre-sale countdown is on!
Starting in the next 24-36 hours finishing some last minute details.
Trying to get new company logo finished up and approved by me before launch to show you!
Starting in the next 24-36 hours finishing some last minute details.
Trying to get new company logo finished up and approved by me before launch to show you!
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Mazda patent for Sky-active R rotary engine!
The RCT-V5 Digital handheld rotary compression tester from RotaryCompressionTester.com will work on the New Sky-active R rotary engine.
No future software upgrades needed,
No need to change sensor unless Mazda changes plug hole size or thread. Encrypted coding was written for ANY rotary engine and will work as long as it has 3 apex seals, and Spins!
This RCT-V5 Digital handheld rotary compression tester will work many years into the future.
Limited number available!
Don't miss out...
Steve
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The tester case itself is made of high impact plastic and flame retardant.
The thinner style boots have different colors available than the military.
Depends on color you want, I'm just getting going so I ordered a variety.
I'm going to start building the presale units as soon as all the parts arrive from all over the world.
Here is freakyRx3 a 1000hp semi peripheral port, twin turbo methanol burning drag car owned and driven by the Stuart Turnbull of Australia.
He developed the RCT-V5 Digital handheld rotary compression tester to take to the track with them.
Follow Facebook and Twitter as we get ready for production here in the USA.
Facebook.com/rotarycompressiontester
Twitter account info: @Rotarycomptest or #RCTV5 and #Rotarycompressiontester
Thanks for everyone that has taken part in the presale.
Keep watching the UPS and DHL drivers are going to get a workout in the coming weeks.
Steve
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New company logo
Pre-sale #RCTV5 testers are almost gone, don't be left waiting for me to build pre-sale units before you!
facebook.com/rotarycompressiontester
Updates on Facebook and Twitter #RCTV5 #rotarycompressiontester
Steve