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Its interesting that my faint observation was just shortly before it outburst. 0803+62 SU UMA FEB 22.8720 2452693.372 14.9 PYG V 0803+62 SU UMA FEB 23.3681 2452693.8681 15.3 LMK 0803+62 SU UMA FEB 23.7972 2452694.2972 14.2 VJA 0803+62 SU UMA FEB 24.7951 2452695.2951 11.9 GUN Y I would like to know what comp stars PYG and VJA used. I used the new Simonsen/Henden chart, which has significantly fainter magnitudes for the comps than the official aavso charts. For example I used the Henden 150 and 155 comps, which are labelled as 142 and 146, respectively on the aavso e 2/97 chart. So, the question is is there a significant fade just before outburst, or is it just an illusion due to different comp stars being used? Mike Linnolt (LMK) On Mon, 24 Feb 2003, eddy muyllaert wrote: > Hi Michael, > > And looking at the vsnet-reports and the AAVSO quick look files the last > outburst of SU UMa was January 19th. So that's over a month ago. Has the > outburst interval lenghtend? > > > UMASU 20030223.3681 15.3 LMK > > > > This is the faintest it has been (by visual observation) in over ten > > years. Any significance? > > > > Mike Linnolt > > Honolulu, HI
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