observations of Nova Cas etc.

   A fade of Nova Cas 1993.
   U Gem still continues to be bright.

Visual magnitude estimates by VSOLJ members

object         YYMMDD(UT)   mag  code
XX Cam         940105.515    74  Nts
nova1993 Cas   940105.402    74  Nts
               940105.404    73  Ksm
VY CMa         940105.501    85  Nts
ZZ CMi         940105.499   102  Nts
T Cnc          940105.520    90  Nts
X Cnc          940105.519    62  Nts
SS Cyg         940105.406   121  Ksm
49 Eri         940105.503    52  Nts
U Gem          940105.492    98  Nts
X Gem          940105.498    88  Nts
SW Gem         940105.495    86  Nts
NQ Gem         940105.494    81  Nts
U Ori          940105.517    89  Nts
IP Peg         940105.407  <136  Ksm
Y Per          940105.509    88  Nts
TZ Per         940105.410   137  Ksm
UV Per         940105.412  <136  Ksm
UW Per         940105.411  <136  Ksm
DY Per         940105.420   135  Ksm
GK Per         940105.510  <126  Nts
TY Psc         940105.408  <132  Ksm
SU Tau         940105.518  <128  Nts

Observer's code:
  Ksm: M. Koshiro (Nagano, Japan)  Instruments: 11x7cmF, 30cmL.
       Comment: Nova Cas 1993  Seq.= SK
  Nts: M. Nakatani (Miyagi, Japan) instruments: 20SC,5R

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  CCD observations of Nova Cas 1993 at Ouda (Nara, Japan; Kyoto University)

       mid-UT        band    Nova-Comp    N   mag(uncorrected)
  ---------------------------------------------------------------
  1994 Jan.  4.359     V  -1.60 +/- 0.02  3    V = 6.68
             4.366     V  -1.63 +/- 0.01  3    V = 6.65
             4.361     Ic -2.20 +/- 0.02  3    
             4.362     B  -1.47 +/- 0.01  3    
             4.363     y  -1.53 +/- 0.01  3    y = 6.75
             4.365     b  -1.24 +/- 0.01  3    b = 7.22
                                              (b-y=+0.47)

  comparison: HD222543 (Skiff)  V=8.277, b-y=0.186

  observer: T. Kato