1.6-m Perkin Elmer Telescope

1997, October 10/11: Overview

Observer: L. P. Vaz, Xapuri, Nivaldo

Instrumentation:

ESPCOUDE
Detector: WI101

Number of exposed CCD frames:

Bias: 20
Dark:

5 exposures of 900 sec; named: "dark "

Flat Field:

4 exposures of 500 sec; named: "flat de cupula 4489 "
2 exposures of 100 sec; named: "flat4489 "
2 exposures of 100 sec; named: "flat5000 "

Object: 44

List of observed objects:

Object	Right ascension	Declination	No. of exposures
alfaEri	1:35:51	-57:29:24	2
alfaPav	20:21:42	-56:53:50	2
deltaAqr	19:22:58	3: 0:48	2
deltaCet	2:56:21	-40:30:15	2
deltaHyi	2:20:51	-68:53:11	2
epsilonHyi	2:38:48	-68:28:50	2
fiEri	2:14:43	-51:44:34	3
GGVel	9:12:49	-43:29:17	2
HD10607	1:41:11	-67:40:13	2
HD156312	17:29: 3	-79:50:33	2
HD213379	22:31:13	-22:59:47	2
HR6412	17:16:14	2:11:10	1
HD162515	17:52:55	-35: 1: 7	1
HD162679	17:53:44	-34:47:40	1
kapaEri	2:25: 9	-47:55:39	2
teta1Eri	2:25: 9	-47:55:39	2
teta2Eri	2:56:21	-40:30:15	2
teta1aOri	5:35: 8	- 5:23:15	1
theta1aOri	5:35: 8	- 5:23:15	1
theta1cOri	5:35: 8	- 5:23:15	1
tho4489	17:16:14	2:11:10	3
tho5000	17:29: 3	-79:50:33	2
V4089Sgr	19:30:42	-40: 8:38	1
V4090Sgr	19:36:31	-39:32:53	1
v643Ori	6: 4:30	- 2:54:33	2

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These data become/became public on: 1999 October 10
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