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[vsnet-newvar 879] (fwd) Symbiotic Star StHa-164 in Aql
- Date: Thu, 24 May 2001 12:01:42 +0900 (JST)
- To: vsnet-campaign, vsnet-symbio
- From: Taichi Kato <tkato>
- Subject: [vsnet-newvar 879] (fwd) Symbiotic Star StHa-164 in Aql
- Cc: vsnet-newvar
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(fwd) Symbiotic Star StHa-164 in Aql
The available photometry in the past (by M. Moriyama) is consistent
with the present epoch V magnitude. The object may have undergone a
brightening at the time of Henden's observation?
From: "Steve O'Connor" <ocn@total.net>
Date: Wed, 23 May 2001 12:40:12 -0400
Subject: [vsnet-obs 33905] Symbiotic Star StHa-164 in Aql: CCDV+R Estimates
My initial observations of the little-studied symbiotic StHa-164 in Aquila
give the following results:
StHa164 20010517.330 12.84R OCN
StHa164 20010517.338 14.20V OCN
Secquence base: A.Henden and U.Munari (2001)
Note: In my copy of their (Paper 2), the above authors cite a Bmag. of 14.48
and a B-V index of +2.03 for this star. The present observations suggest
that either the object has strongly faded or their quoted Bmag value was a
transcription error and actually represents Vmag.
best regards,
Steve O'Connor
VSNET/AAVSO
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