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[vsnet-chat 5580] Re: [AAVSO-DIS] Re: V 4742 Sgr



Hi All,
 
I've now sorted out some colour corrections for my system. So I can now offer some more reliable measures of V4742 Sgr and the red star in the same field.
 
Date                    V 4742 Sgr                        6846 6                       Star to East
 
2002 Sep 23       10.110    1.381                11.807    2.148            10.703    0.722
2002 Oct 10        11.184    1.435                11.384    2.044            10.729    0.747
2002 Oct 14        11.531    1.548                11.377    2.077            10.765    0.765
2002 Oct 17        11.580    1.457                11.328    2.041            10.723    0.740
2002 Oct 19        11.611    1.438                11.349    2.053            10.732    0.745
 
These are V and V-R. The star to the east is about 10-20" away and is the one mentioned by Brian Skiff. I would not rely too much on the colours as the extrapolation is large. This also affects the derived magnitudes in V. But there seems to be definite variabity in 6846 6 and the nova shows some interesting colour changes. All measures are based on at least three images and as many as six in V and R filters. All UT's are ~0800.
 
Regards,
Stan
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, October 20, 2002 2:30 AM
Subject: Re: [AAVSO-DIS] Re: V 4742 Sgr

In a message dated 10/19/2002 8:14:44 AM Central Standard Time, comet@aerith.net writes:


GSC 6846.6 is found on two images on 2000 Feb. 24 images by KenIchi
Kadota. But only one night observations. So it is impossible to see
the variability.

Best regards,

--
Seiichi Yoshida
comet@aerith.net


Seiichi:
Can you extract a magnitude for the one observation of GSC 6846:6?  I'll add it to my list of observations:

2002 Sep 23 0750UT    V = 11.74    V-R = 2.08   Stan
2002-09-30 01:33 UT  V=11.29 +/-0.07  West
2002 Oct 10 0804UT    V = 11.16    V-R = 1.96  Stan
2002-10-17 01:15UT  Rc=9.21 +/-0.06 West
2002-10-17 01:15UT  H alp = 2.01 +/- 0.02 West
2002-10-18  01:23UT  V=11.03 +/-0.07 West (WJD)

Thanks,
Doug West
http://hometown.aol.com/dwest61506/index.html

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