0.6-m Boller & Chivens Telescope (IAG)

1996, January 17/18: Overview

Observer: Alexandre, Sergei

Instrumentation:

CAM.#2+CCD009
Detector: ?

Number of exposed CCD frames:

Bias: 10
Dark:

10 exposures of ? sec; named: "DARK "

Flat Field:

10 exposures of ? sec; named: "FLATD "
20 exposures of ? sec; named: "FLATV "

Object: 93

List of observed objects:

Object	Right ascension	Declination	No. of exposures
BB Gem - cep	6:34:35	13: 4:44	5
BB Gem - st1	6:32:16	14:26:28	3
BE Mon - cep	6:40: 6	7:36:21	5
BE Mon - st1	6:34:59	8:16: 8	1
DK Vel - cep	9:17:17	-53: 5: 5	5
DK Vel - st1	9:17:15	-53: 4:51	3
LR Pup - cep	7:57: 4	-28: 9:42	5
LR Pup - st1	7:55:39	-27:53:55	3
NSV 3374 - cep	7: 5:48	15: 1:21	5
NSV 3374 - st1	7: 1:14	15:54:50	3
NSV 3852 - cep	8: 0:21	- 3:28: 1	7
NSV 3852 - st1	7:58:30	- 3:38:16	3
NSV 3852 - st2	8: 2: 3	- 2:58:50	2
NSV 3325 - cep	11:46:31	-61:10:42	6
NSV 3325 - st1	11:46:31	-61:10:42	6
OME Gem - cep	6:34:35	13: 4:44	5
OME Gem - st1	6:34:35	13: 4:44	5
SW Tau - cep	4:24:33	4: 7:24	4
SW Tau - st1	4:21:30	4: 9:25	4
VV Cma - cep	7: 6:41	-14:30: 7	5
VW Dor - cep	6: 7:46	-66:58:39	5
VW Dor - st1	6:10:31	-67:27:52	3

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