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Hi Mike, I am sure You are observing the 155 (B-V=0.3) comp star. It is easy to see in comparison with the 153 (B-V=0.7) due to the color index. My estimate is: GSC 1176:1375 030922.906 15.1 DPV 14.8-2V1-15.3 So my opinion is that Your discovery is not an OT but new variable star! Congratulations Clear skies! -------------------------------------------- Pavol A. Dubovsky Podbiel, SLOVAKIA > -----Original Message----- > From: owner-vsnet-campaign-unknown@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp > [mailto:owner-vsnet-campaign-unknown@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp > ]On Behalf Of Michael Linnolt > Sent: Monday, September 22, 2003 2:05 PM > To: Taichi Kato > Cc: vsnet-campaign-unknown@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp; > vsnet-newvar@ooruri.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp; > aavso-discussion@mira.aavso.org; aavso@aavso.org > Subject: [vsnet-campaign-unknown 250] OT/155? near HX Peg active again! > > > Weather here has deteriorated since my last observations of the area on > 9/20. I did get a relatively clear period tonite and found the "object" > brighter again, but fading! > > Sep 22 10:20UT 14.9 > Sep 22 10:35UT 14.8 > Sep 22 10:43UT 14.9 > Sep 22 10:59UT 15.0 > Sep 22 11:15UT <15.0 > > I used the 148 and 153 comps from the Henden/Simonsen chart as before. > Unfortunately, I am still unable to say for certain if I am observing the > 155 star or something just to the S of it. The faintness and lack of any > nearby reference objects just prevents me from being certain. > > It probably would be worthwhile to concentrate on measuring the 155 > frequently now to verify if this is in fact whats going on. A task within > most CCD range fortunately. > > Mike Linnolt (LMK)
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