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[vsnet-obs 33244] VS Obs April 15 SXN

Observer: Mike Simonsen SXN
                R2D2 Observatory
                Romeo, Michigan, USA
Website: http://home.earthlink.net/~joevp/index.html
Email: mikesimonsen@mindspring.com
Instruments: 25cm SC, 7x50 B
Sequences: AAVSO, Henden/Sumner, VSNET
Conditions: Clear, but hazy, becoming mostly cloudy by 2am.


AURFS 010415.1076 <14.2  SXN
AURSS 010415.1514 <13.9  SXN
CAMHT 010415.1785 <13.7  SXN
CAMZ 010415.1826  11.6  SXN   standstill?
CNCAK 010415.1583  13.5  SXN active
CNCAT 010415.1674  13.6  SXN  active
CNCCC 010415.1646 <13.9  SXN
CNCDE 010415.1632  14.5: SXN  needs confirmation
CNCDW 010415.1556 <14.1  SXN
CNCEG 010415.166 <14.6  SXN
CNCSY 010415.1597  12.3  SXN active
CNCYZ 010415.1688  11.6  SXN active
CRBR 010415.2347  6.1  SXN
DRACP 010415.2236 <14.1  SXN
DRADM 010415.1243 <13.9  SXN
DRADO 010415.2292 <14.3  SXN
DRAES 010415.1222 <14.2  SXN
GEMAW 010415.1535 <14.0  SXN
GEMIR 010415.1493 <13.8  SXN
GEMU 010415.1528 <13.8  SXN
GEMUV 010415.1479 <14.1  SXN
HYACT 010415.1444 <14.0  SXN
HYAMM 010415.1458 <14.0  SXN
LEOR 010415.2  5.8  SXN
LEOX 010415.2  12.0  SXN active
LMIRU 010415.2028 <14.2  SXN
LMIRZ 010415.2021 <14.1  SXN
LMISS 010415.2083 <14.2  SXN
LMISX 010415.2097 <14.2  SXN
MARK421 010415.2257  12.9  SXN
NSV2872 010415.1507 <13.8  SXN
NSV4838 010415.2146  14.7: SXN   glimpsed?
PERGK 010415.1035  12.7  SXN  ** active
PERTZ 010415.0903 <13.0  SXN
PERUV 010415.0896 <12.6  SXN
PERV518 010415.1063 <13.5  SXN
TAUSU 010415.1097  11.2  SXN active
TMZV36 010415.1701 <14.0  SXN
UMABC 010415.2271 <14.2  SXN
UMABZ 010415.1757 <14.1  SXN
UMACH 010415.2208 <14.0  SXN
UMACI 010415.2222 <14.1  SXN
UMACY 010415.2181 <14.1  SXN
UMADV 010415.2035 <14.1  SXN
UMAEI 010415.1729  14.0  SXN still brighter than usual
UMAER 010415.2063 <13.4  SXN
UMAIY 010415.2194 <14.2  SXN
UMASU 010415.1799 <14.0  SXN
UMASW 010415.1743 <14.6  SXN
UMISS 010415.1194 <14.2  SXN
UMIZ 010415.1167  <14.3  SXN

** Even though low in the sky, GK Per was clearly visible when the 13.2
comparisons were only glimpsed. It was just a step fainter than the 12.6.

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