In vsnet-obs 2076, Jochen Pietz reports on a possible outburst of a suspected dwarf nova, AQ CMi, probably for the first time since its discovery. He estimated the variable at mv=14.4 on 1996 Feb. 10.975 UT, with a possible uncertainty in identification. Immediate confirmation is most urgently needed. AQ CMi was discovered as a possible dwarf nova, appearing only in one photographic plate (in an old volume of Astron. Nachricht. - sorry I have no memo on the author, volume and pages). Downes and Shara (1993) identifed AQ CMi with a very faint object of 19-20 mag. Recent spectro- scopy by Zwitter et al. revealed the CV nature of this counterpart (based on a poster presented at Keele CV Conference, from my memo). 071434.84 +084805.0 2000 AQ CMi UG? 14.5-(16.5P (Downes & Shara 1993) VSNET charts with calibrated V-magnitudes are available either at VSNET ftp (ftp.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp, under /pub/vsnet/DNe/AQ_CMi, files cht1.gif & cht2.gif; under /pub/charts, a PostScript file AQ_CMi.ps) or VSNET Home Page (http://vsnet.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp/vsnet, select "Alerts" or "What's new"). Regards, Taichi Kato