[vsnet-obs 39704] S obs of 3-5 May 2002

["Berto Monard" <LAGMonar@csir.co.za>]

Visual observations of 3-5 May 2002 
observer: Berto Monard  MLF, Pretoria, South Africa
location: -25 º 54' 48", 28º 26' 44"E
instrument: 32cm /f4.8 Newtonian
conditions: clear
 
PUPV347   020503.74   136   MLF   
VELCU   020503.75   <139   MLF   
PYXT   020503.75   <143   MLF
PYXVZ   020503.753   135   MLF
VELV383   020503.75   <144   MLF
CENV442   020503.758   125   MLF
CENV436   020503.76   <137   MLF
CENV803   020503.76   <142   MLF
CENV803   020504.94   <146   MLF
RXJ1155.4-5641   020503.757   145   MLF
RXJ1155.4-5641   020504.94   <142   MLF
CENV834   020504.95   <143   MLF
RXJ1313.2-3259   020503.77   <148   MLF
RXJ1313.2-3259   020504.94   <148   MLF
CE-315   020503.77   <144   MLF
LIBGW   020504.95   <143   MLF
LIBAP   020504.954   147   MLF
SCOV893   020504.940   147   MLF
SCOV818   020503.780   128   MLF
SCOV818   020504.938   131   MLF
SCOU   020504.94   <143   MLF
J1628-41   020504.942   136   MLF   *
SCOV723   020504.95   <138   MLF
SCOV745   020504.95   <138   MLF  
ARAFV   020504.95   <143   MLF
ARAV877   020504.95   <141   MLF
SGRV4641   020504.952   134   MLF
SGRV1223   020504.952   134   MLF
SGRV3890   020504.95   <141   MLF

PKS2005-489   020504.956   132   MLF

CENV1039   020503.765   129   MLF  brightening 
CENV1039   020504.946   127   MLF  
NORIM   020503.772   124:  MLF

* timeseries at the same time showed J1628-41A to be at magnitude
12.4CR, which is close to 12.4R.
From this one could derive a B-V of around 2.2 (+or- 0.5) for J1628-41A
at quiescense, an indication of the redness 
of the system (ie mainly the secondary star).

Regards,

Berto Monard

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