TmzV85 (UG:) TmzV85 20000108.463 176C Scp TmzV85 20000113.509 140C Scp TmzV85 20000114.512 140C Scp TmzV85 20000115.440 140C Scp Sequence: VSNet (V magnitudes) Instrument: IRO (0.5-m RCT + AP-8) Only one previous outburst of this cataclysmic variable has been recorded (cf. vsnet-obs 18078 below). USNO-A2.0 data for TmzV85: R.A. 10h43m57.097s Decl. +58o07'33.20" (J2000.0) r= 16.2, b= 16.4 Arne Henden's data: R.A. 10h43m56.81s Decl. +58o07'32.6" (J2000.0) V= 17.906, B-V= +0.191 Time-resolved photometry and spectroscopy during the current outburst are very urgently required. Patrick P.S.: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subject: [vsnet-obs 18078] New Takamizawa variable (TmzV85) New Takamizawa variable (TmzV85) Kesao Takamizawa (Nagano, Japan) reports his discovery of a new variable star (TmzV85). TmzV85 = USNO1425.07642945 104357.124 +580733.30 (2000.0) 16.3 16.9 Takamizawa's comment: The images were confirmed on two patrol films. I have checked known minor planet. If the USNO color is neutral, the star may be a UG-type with a range of 13.0-<15.3p. Photographic magnitude estimates by VSOLJ members object YYMMDD(UT) mag code TmzV85 941111.792 <153p Tmz.VSOLJ TmzV85 950101.755 <153p Tmz.VSOLJ TmzV85 950207.704 <153p Tmz.VSOLJ TmzV85 950420.474 <153p Tmz.VSOLJ TmzV85 951118.781 <153p Tmz.VSOLJ TmzV85 960101.772 <149p Tmz.VSOLJ TmzV85 960407.480 <149p Tmz.VSOLJ TmzV85 970227.451 <144p Tmz.VSOLJ TmzV85 970330.490 <144p Tmz.VSOLJ TmzV85 970426.485 <142p Tmz.VSOLJ TmzV85 971026.719 <144p Tmz.VSOLJ TmzV85 971026.763 <149p Tmz.VSOLJ TmzV85 971101.753 <149p Tmz.VSOLJ TmzV85 971109.751 130p Tmz.VSOLJ TmzV85 971109.756 134p Tmz.VSOLJ TmzV85 980121.581 <149p Tmz.VSOLJ TmzV85 980322.550 <153p Tmz.VSOLJ TmzV85 980417.495 <149p Tmz.VSOLJ TmzV85 981024.812 <149p Tmz.VSOLJ TmzV85 981115.810 <149p Tmz.VSOLJ Observer's code: Tmz: K.Takamizawa (Saku-machi,Nagano,Japan) Inst.: 10cmR F4 twin patrol cameras T-Max400 120 Comparison stars mag.:GSC