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[vsnet-chat 1305] V517 Oph sequence
- Date: Tue, 15 Sep 1998 10:59:38 +0000
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- From: "Bruce Sumner" <b.sumner@bom.gov.au>
- Subject: [vsnet-chat 1305] V517 Oph sequence
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V517 OPHIUCHI
- Comparison Star Sequence -
For those southerners, like Berto, who would like to monitor the
rise of this under-observed RCB variable, the following sequence
may help. This is the official VSS RASNZ sequence, and is the same
sequence used by Kato-san to calibrate the recently reposted vsnet
chart of this variable (vsnet-chart 100). The sequence was obtained
by Pam Kilmartin at Mt John Observatory, New Zealand, and was
originally published in Publ. of the VSS RASNZ, No. 16, p. 16, 1991.
The J2000 coordinates in the following table are all from USNO A1.0.
Variable: V517 Oph, RCB, 12.6-20.3B
Position: 17 15 19.71 -29 05 37.7 (J2000) (USNO A1.0)
Source: PEP photometry from P. Kilmartin, 1991
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ID Offsets(") RA (J2000) DEC Obs V B-V Notes
X Y
1 376 -330 17 15 48.44 -29 11 08.4 1 9.63 1.9
2 498 -138 17 15 57.74 -29 07 56.5 1 10.33 1.7
3 225 64 17 15 36.84 -29 04 34.4 1 10.43 1.3
4 410 80 17 15 50.95 -29 04 17.8 1 11.05 1.7
5 -111 -643 17 15 11.27 -29 16 20.5 1 11.07 0.7
6 -330 -286 17 14 54.55 -29 10 24.3 1 11.37 0.4
7 -328 -457 17 14 54.86 -29 13 14.4 1 11.53 0.5
8 -454 105 17 14 45.11 -29 03 53.1 1 12.05 0.4
9 110 226 17 15 28.09 -29 01 51.5 1 12.28 1.7
10 152 -200 17 15 31.50 -29 08 57.9 1 12.36 1.0
11 65 -280 17 15 24.67 -29 10 17.7 1 12.49 1.4
12 101 -170 17 15 27.40 -29 08 27.9 1 12.79 2.5
13 -68 -89 17 15 14.54 -29 07 07.0 1 13.43 1.0
14 -80 -75 17 15 13.56 -29 06 52.6 1 13.57 1.8
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X and Y offsets are positive east & positive north respectively.
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Bruce Sumner
Melbourne, Australia
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