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Beware of estimates made using the 113SE comp star. That thing has a B-V>2.0 and should be removed as a comp star ASAP! I used the 110 (B-V=+.70) and 115 (B-V=+.56) to estimate it at 11.3 just now. If I used that 113SE star I may have estimate it at 11.1 or so, which is bogus. Mike Linnolt On Tue, 27 May 2003, Mike Simonsen wrote: > I consider 11.5 or so to be the norm for this star. I get a little excited > if it starts to get closer to 11.0. And I have seen it get brighter than > that without anything substantial happening. > > But_ the current AAVSO sequence leaves much to be desired. > > Before you go running off to make an ASAS3 sequence, Sebastian, I can tell > you there will be new Henden photometry for this field some time in early > June. (Already done, just waiting for the reductions) > > Hopefully, she won't go off until we are armed with a new sequence. Henden > and Tycho _2_ maybe?
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