Following suspected variable was found durning my scan of Amateur FITS Archive: AFASV_M31_504 AFASV_M31_504 amplitude=0.35 mag RA (2000) Decl. image 13.15 0 45 34.507 + 41 38 46.17 ugm 13.50 0 45 34.813 + 41 38 44.03 so1 images: so1: Mauro Facchini, Obsservatorio di Cavezzo, 0.20- m reflector f2.8, CCD Starlight HX516 date: 26/06/00 time: 00:15:26 UT ugm: Mauro Facchini, Obsservatorio di Cavezzo, 0.13- m reflector f4, CCD Starlight HX516 date: 06/09/00 time: 00:40:00 UT IDS FROM VIZIER: GSC: rad: 0.0419 RA: 00 45 34.78 Decl: +41 38 43.5 GSCid: 0280502204 mag: 13.18+/-0.44 USNO A2.0: rad: 0.0445 RA: 00 45 34.813 Decl: +41 38 43.80 USNOid: 1275-00455969 Rmag: 15.4 Bmag: 14.7 epoch: 1953.773 Brightest stars in the field of M31 (Berkhuijsen+ 1988): rad: 0.1380 RA: 00 45 35.08 Decl: +41 38 38.7 seq: 4194 Vmag: 13.85+/-0.12 BVRI CCD photometry in the field of M 31 (Magnier+ 1992): rad: 0.0473 RA: 00 45 34.82 Decl: +41 38 43.7 seq: 375297 Bmag: 13.936+/-0.023 Vmag: 13.471+/-0.044 Rmag: 13.245 Imag: 13.007 2MASS: rad: 0.0479 RA: 00 45 34.81 Decl: +41 38 43.4 Jmag: 12.303+/-0.024 Hmag: 12.051+/-0.024 Kmag: 11.948+/-0.026 M 31 reference catalog (Shokin+ 1998): rad: 0.0510 RA: 00 45 34.80 Decl: +41 38 42.9 Bmag: 14.30 Best regards, Maciej Reszelski