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[vsnet-obs 30957] NAS.VSS obs. 2000 Nov 30 - Dec 01 UT (GRL)

Norwegian Astronomical Society - Variable Star Section

Visual observations:
Object      YYYYMMDD(UT)   Mag  Obs  Instrum.  Notes
AURRT       20001130.946   5.2  GRL  B7x50
AURSS       20001201.05  <13.2  GRL  C203;100x
CAMZ        20001201.05   13.1  GRL  C203;100x
CNCSY       20001201.05   13.1  GRL  C203;100x
CNCYZ       20001201.05   11.9  GRL  C203;100x  Outburst
CASrho      20001130.68    5.6  GRL  B7x50
CEPmu       20001130.95    4.4  GRL  B7x50
CETomi      20001130.94    4.9  GRL  B7x50
CYGW        20001130.95    6.6  GRL  B7x50
CYGX        20001130.674   6.5  GRL  B7x50
DRARY       20001130.95    7.2  GRL  B7x50
GEMU        20001201.04  <13.3  GRL  C203;287x
GEMIR       20001201.05   12.7  GRL  C203;287x  Outburst
MONT        20001130.946   6.8  GRL  B7x50
ORIU        20001130.95    7.0  GRL  B7x50
PERX        20001130.95    6.4  GRL  B7x50
SGES        20001130.676   5.3  GRL  B7x50
TAUSU       20001201.05   13.8: GRL  C203;287x  Near limit
TAUvarFavre 20001201.04  <13.7  GRL  C203;287x  Seq. Henden/Sumner
TRIR        20001130.45    6.4  GRL  B7x50

Regarding Favre's new variable in Taurus:
The object 'TAUvarFavre' refers to Didier Favre's nova suspect
which turned out to be a new red variable star. I attempted to
observe it but was not able to see it to the quoted limiting
magnitude. I used Bruce Sumner's sequence which is based on CCD
photometry Arne Henden. It is available from
www.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp/vsnet/Mail/vsnet-sequence/msg00043.html

Observer:
GRL = Bjorn H. Granslo (Fjellhamar, Norway). Instruments: 203-mm
  SCT, 7x50 binoculars. Partly cloudy to clear. First favourable
  night for more than two months.

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