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[vsnet-obs 5696] Southern observations
- Date: Sun, 04 May 1997 10:49:15 +0200
- To: observations@aavso.org, vsnet-obs@kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp, Guy@tahq.demon.co.uk, dave@telf-ast.demon.co.uk
- From: Berto Monard <lagmonar@csir.co.za>
- Subject: [vsnet-obs 5696] Southern observations
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Hereby some more results of visual observations with the apogee
40x120 from Pretoria:
Nice open sky, some haze, smoke and dew problems last night 4
May (batteries were flat, I need a proper charger!):
Star UT Magn
cvs
HD 5980 05-03.1 10.8
EK TrA 05-04.0 <12.2
FV Ara 05-04.0 <12.6
V745 Sco 05-04.0 <12.2
N Sgr 90 05-04.0 <12.4
V394 CrA 05-04.0 <12.2
AR Pav 05-04.0 12.6:
V3804 Sgr 05-04.0 12.5
V919 Sgr 05-04.1 <12.1
V2905 Sgr 05-04.0 11.6
RZ Gru 05-03.1 11.8
rcbs
SY Hyi 05-03.1 12.1
V618 Sgr 05-03.0 <12.6 VSNET seqs
WX CrA 05-03.0 11.8 Berto's seqs
U Aqr 05-03.1 11.5
I also obtained a very nice and steady image of Jupiter using a
completely (helped on) dewed up eyepiece! The dew layer on the
glass seems to act as a corrective attenuation filter. Any
comments?
Regards,
Berto Monard / MLF