0.6-m Boller & Chivens Telescope (IAG)

1996, August 1/2: Overview

Observer: Sergei

Instrumentation:

Cam.Dir#1.+CCD009
Detector: ?

Number of exposed CCD frames:

Bias: 10
Dark:

10 exposures of ? sec; named: "DARK "

Flat Field:

10 exposures of ? sec; named: "FF Aql.cep "
5 exposures of ? sec; named: "FF Aql.st1 "
10 exposures of ? sec; named: "FLATR "
20 exposures of ? sec; named: "FLATV "

Object: 184

List of observed objects:

Object	Right ascension	Declination	No. of exposures
AV Cir.cep	14:50:30	-67:29:52	13
1733-565	17:37:36	-56:34: 3	3
1935-692	19:40:26	-69: 7:57	3
AV Cir.st1	14:44:12	-67:24:14	5
BP Cir.cep	14:46:42	-61:27:43	10
BP Cir.st1	14:47:49	-61:35:19	5
BQ Ser.cep	18:36:16	4:23:54	10
BR Vul.cep	19:46:24	22:52:45	10
Eta Aql.cep	19:52:28	1: 0:20	10
Eta Aql.st1	19:54:45	0:16:25	5
Saturno	0:30:25	0:36:25	30
V1162 Aql.cep	19:52:21	-11:22: 0	10
V1162 Aql.st1	19:52:26	-10:57:22	5
V1165 Aql.cep	19:54:41	12:45:17	10
V553 Cen.cep	14:46:34	-32:10:16	10
V553 Cen.st1	14:46:50	-32:24:40	5
V659 Cen	13:31:33	-61:34:57	5
V659 Cen.st1	13:28:55	-62: 6: 9	5
V659 Cen.cep	13:31:33	-61:34:57	5
V733 Aql.cep	19:57:33	11: 2:37	10
V737 Cen.cep	14:37:12	-62: 0:39	10
V737 Cen.st1	14:43: 5	-62:12:27	5

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