CCD observation at Ouda Station seems to show the eclipsing dwarf nova S10932 in outburst at V~13.5 on Jan. 1.83 UT. Since we have no precise finding chart and lack of suitable GSC stars in the CCD field, independent confirmation is very strongly urged. R.A. (2000.0) Decl. type range S10932 12 39 32.1 +21 08 06 UG:+E 13.4 18.5p from [vsnet 133] call for observations of S10932 > In IBVS No. 4182 (Wenzel and Schwartz), S10932 (=RXJ1239.5+2108) has > been announced to be a new eclipsing cataclysmic variable (likely a dwarf > nova) below the period gap. Intensive monitor for outbursts would be > interesting as the third member of eclipsing SU UMa (candidates) in the > northern hemisphere (the other two are HT Cas and DV UMa). > > Position and the elements are as follows: > > 12h 39m 32s.1 > +21o 08' 06" (J2000.0) > UG:+E > 13.4-18.5p > (from Richter 1994, poster presented at Padova CV Conference) According to IBVS No. 4182, the mid-eclipse times are given as: Min.(hel.) = JD 2449486.4821 + 0.08703 E Regards, Taichi Kato