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[vsnet-history 210] VS observations (Schmeer)


(1992 Sep. 8)

Visual magnitude estimates by P. Schmeer, Bischmisheim, Germany:

FN ANDROMEDAE  (UGSU:)
Sept. 6.915 UT,  13.4 ;  7.091,  13.5
Rare outburst (supermaximum?)
High-speed photometry is strongly recommended.

IP PEGASI  (UGSS+E)
Sept. 7.108 UT,  11.8
Bright outburst.

WW CETI  (UGZ)
Aug.  5.101 UT,  13.5 ; 26.057,  13.5 ; 26.981,  13.5 ;
Sept. 7.049 UT,  13.1
At standstill?
(More observations please!)
U GEMINORUM  (UGSS)
Sept. 6.159 UT,   9.8 ;  7.105,   9.8
In outburst.

TY PISCIUM  (UGSU)
Sept. 7.112 UT,  13.6
In outburst.

YZ CANCRI  (UGSU)
Sept. 7.133 UT,  11.8
In outburst.

RX ANDROMEDAE  (UGZ)
Sept. 7.113 UT,  11.4

UU AQUILAE  (UGSS)
Sept. 1.827 UT,  11.5
In outburst.

SS AURIGAE  (UGSS)
Aug. 29.117 UT,  11.2 ; 
Sept. 6.15  UT, (12.8 ;  7.116, (14.0 
Returned to minimum.

Z CAMELOPARDALIS  (UGZ)
Aug. 26.131 UT,  10.7 ; 26.997,  10.8
Sept. 7.102 UT,  13.1
Returned to minimum.

SS CYGNI  (UGSS) 
Sept. 1.891 UT,  12.0 ;  4.927,  12.1 ;  5.994,  12.0 ;
      6.824 UT,  12.0
At minimum.

RU PEGASI  (UGSS)
Sept. 7.109 UT,  12.7
At minimum.

NOVA CYGNI 1992  (NA)
Aug. 26.968 UT,   9.0 ; 27.967,   9.0 ; 28.826,   9.0 ;
Sept. 1.90  UT,   9.0 ;  6.030,   9.0 ;  6.992,   9.0 ;
Instrument: 20x80 binoculars
Sequence  : The Astronomer

GRO J0422+32
Aug. 29.078 UT,  12.9
Sept. 7.128 UT,  12.7
Instrument: 203-mm SCT
Sequence  : Hubble GSC

GK PERSEI  (NA+UGSS)
Aug.  1.052 UT,  10.4 ;  2.026,  10.4 ;  3.077,  10.5 ;
      4.022 UT,  10.4 ;  4.987,  10.5 ;  6.051,  10.5 ;

      9.971 UT,  10.7 ; 11.088,  10.8 ; 11.953,  10.8 ;
     15.024 UT,  10.8 ; 16.052,  10.9 ; 17.058,  11.0 ;
     19.060 UT,  10.8 ; 21.101,  11.2 ; 21.974,  11.2 ;
     23.997 UT,  11.7 ; 25.091,  11.8 ; 25.934,  11.9 ;
     26.903 UT,  12.1 ; 27.964,  12.1 ; 28.913,  12.3 ;
Sept. 1.925 UT,  12.4 ;  3.867,  12.6 ;  5.992,  12.8 ;
      7.054 UT,  12.9
Instrument: 203-mm SCT
Sequence  : AAVSO

AX PERSEI  (ZAND+E)
Aug. 26.136 UT,  11.8
Sept. 7.140 UT,  12.2

FG SAGITTAE  (*)
Sept. 6.989 UT,  10.2
Fading.

RS OPHIUCHI  (NR)
Aug. 15.885 UT,  11.1 ;
Sept. 1.817 UT,  10.5
Instrument: 203-mm SCT
Sequence  : AAVSO

Regards,
Patrick (Schmeer)

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