1.6-m Perkin Elmer Telescope

1996, August 6/7: Overview

Observer: ?

Instrumentation:

Espectr.Casseg.+ CCD#101
Detector: ?

Number of exposed CCD frames:

Bias: 30
Dark:

none

Flat Field:

1 exposure of ? sec; named: "ltt377.fla "
4 exposures of ? sec; named: "flat.cupula "

Object: 44

List of observed objects:

Object	Right ascension	Declination	No. of exposures
gunn01.ima	16:14:31	-26: 3: 2	9
hb01.ima	18: 3:37	- 8:24:53	6
hb04.ima	18: 3:23	- 8:23:59	1
hb05.ima	18: 3:23	- 8:23:59	1
hb06.fla	18: 3:23	- 8:23:59	1
hb06.hea	18: 3:23	- 8:23:59	1
hb06.ima	18: 3:23	- 8:23:59	1
hr5501	14:44:45	0:43: 6	4
hr7950.hea	20:46:52	- 9:33:22	2
hr7950.ima	20:46:52	- 9:33:22	2
iras01.ima	0:43:26	-63:38:20	1
iras02.fla	0:43:26	-63:38:20	1
iras02.hea	0:43:26	-63:38:20	1
iras02.ima	0:43:26	-63:38:20	1
iras03.ima	0:43:26	-63:38:20	1
kopff02.ima	19:29: 2	-22:48:55	1
kopff03.hea	-	-	1
kopff03.ima	19:29: 2	-22:48:55	2
ltt377.fla	0:41: 2	-33:44: 6	1
ltt377.hea	0:41: 2	-33:44: 6	1
ltt377.ima	0:41: 2	-33:44: 6	1
ltt7379.fla	18:35:21	-44:19:24	1
ltt7379.hea	18:35:21	-44:19:24	1
ltt7379.ima	18:35:21	-44:19:24	1
ltt7379a.ima	18:35:21	-44:19:24	1

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