>Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2000 12:27:16 -0400 >From: David Bishop <dbishop@vhdl.org> -------- Original Message -------- >From: Kevin Krisciunas <kevin@lensing.astro.washington.edu> >Subject: 2000cx >OK - I have derived the V magnitude and colors of the star now labeled >number 6 on my chart at > >http://vsnet.astro.washington.edu/kevin/apo.html > >That star, just north of the galaxy, is a better one to use than >numbers 4 and 5 (which are further away and more likely to be off the >chip). > >For number 6 I get (with internal errors) > > V +/- B-V +/- V-R +/- V-I +/- > >12.796 0.004 0.672 0.011 0.430 0.005 0.783 0.004 > > >_______________ > >Yesterday morning I got some good frames on 2000cx. This SN was >really found before maximum. You recall that I measured it at V = 14.00 >and 13.82 on July 19 and 20 UT. Yesterday (July 27 UT) it was > > JD V +/- B-V V-R V-I > > 752.8828 13.279 0.004 0.146 0.009 -0.126 0.005 -0.414 0.006 > > >How curious that the B-V color is not changing. There is a chance >I can get IR data on it this Sunday morning with APO. > >Kevin SN2000cx 20000727.383 13.279V APO SN2000cx 20000727.383 13.425B APO SN2000cx 20000727.383 13.405R APO SN2000cx 20000727.383 13.693I APO