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Timing Resistive Plate Chambers (tRPCs) have become a very popular detectors due to the very good timing capability they offer for covering big surfaces at a very good performance/price ratio. However, such kind of detectors could also be very useful for small experimental setups as an alternative to other methods if their very bulky and uncomfortable gas system could be removed. They are not only very cheap, but they can be built very easily with very simple materials and a few fast electronic components. Recently, we have opened a research line aiming to develop small and portable sealed tRPCs (sRPCs) and to analyze the evolution of their performances along the time. As a first step, we built a few small one-gap and two-gap detectors and we installed in our laboratory a fast and reliable acquisition setup able to monitorize the main features of the detectors on real time. We tested some of the developed detectors under different environments and a comparison was made.

Development of small easy to build and low gas consumming timing RPCs