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[vsnet-obs 13705] S obs of 10/8/98

Visual observations of 10 August 1998
observer: Berto Monard / MLF, Pretoria, South Africa
instruments: 25cm /f4.5 Newtonian
conditions: slight haze


HYAEX   980810.692   111   MLF
HYAEX   980810.698   102   MLF    *  more below      
CENBV   980810.71   130   MLF
CENV803   980810.71   <134   MLF
LIBGW   980810.71   <138   MLF
NORV341   980810.73   <138   MLF
SCOU   980810.78   <137   MLF
SCOV818   980810.78   125   MLF
CRAV394   980810.73   <138   MLF
SCOV745   980810.73   <138   MLF
SCOV723   980810.73   <138   MLF
SGRV4338   980810.74   <137   MLF
SGRV3941   980810.74   <138   MLF
SGRV3890   980810.75   <141   MLF
SGRV1017   980810.75   <133   MLF
SGRV1223   980810.77   131   MLF
SGRV3885   980810.77   100   MLF
PKS2005-489   980810.78   131   MLF

SGRNOVA1998   980810.75   121   MLF

NSV6160   980810.7   113   MLF
SCOHK   980810.8   135   MLF
SCOCL   980810.8   124   MLF
PAVAR   980810.7   107   MLF
SGRV2905   980510.7   123   MLF
SGRV3804   980810.7   124   MLF
SGRV4018   980810.7   118   MLF
SGRV1988   980810.7   126   MLF
SGRFN   980810.8   108   MLF
SGRV4368   980810.8   104   MLF
SGRV919   980810.8   137   MLF
TELRR   980810.8   111   MLF

CENV854    980810.7   75   MLF
SGRV1783   980810.8    113   MLF

* I intended performing eclipse timings but got some nervous
'flickering' or what do you think this behaviour may be. Here goes:
 
10/8/98 / timing presented in the hour/minute scale

UT    EX HYA

16 37    111 
16 39    108
16 41    106
16 43    104
16 45    102
16 47    103
16 49    107
16 50     109
16 51.5    108
16 53.5    107
16 55     107
16 57     107
16 59     109
17 00     108
17 15     111
17 30     110
18 17     114
18 20     114

Make your own conclusions.

Regards,

Berto

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