1.6-m Perkin Elmer Telescope

1998, August 27/28: Overview

Observer: Max Faundez-Abans, C. Roberto

Instrumentation:

ESPCASS
Detector: WI106

Number of exposed CCD frames:

Bias: 402
Dark:

none

Flat Field:

42 exposures of 60 sec; named: "Flatb "
63 exposures of 60 sec; named: "FFlatb "

Object: 100

List of observed objects:

Object	Right ascension	Declination	No. of exposures
F23517	21:10:25	-47:30:51	4
H1003	19:19:55	-84:47:41	4
H1102	22:51:26	-84: 7:38	4
H1202	0:22: 4	-80:48:24	4
H1401	1:53:35	-81:33: 3	4
H1404	3:49:53	-81:59:39	2
H209	0:56:38	-82:24: 0	4
H53001	21: 8:59	-26:54:47	4
HD54166	6:26:14	7:58:30	30
HeF23517	21:10:25	-47:30:51	2
HeH1003	19:19:55	-84:47:41	2
HeH1102	22:51:26	-84: 7:38	2
HeH1202	0:22: 4	-80:48:24	2
HeH1401	1:53:35	-81:33: 3	2
HeH1404	3:49:53	-81:59:39	2
HeH209	0:56:38	-82:24: 0	2
HeH53001	21: 8:59	-26:54:47	2
HeHD54166	6:26:14	7:58:30	2
HeL377	0:41:42	-33:39:36	2
HeL7987	20:10:52	-30:13:17	2
HeL9239	22:52:36	-20:35:53	2
HeL9491	23:19:30	-17: 5:54	2
HeV1082	19: 7:23	-20:46:57	2
L377	0:41:42	-33:39:36	2
L7987	20:10:52	-30:13:17	2
L9239	22:52:36	-20:35:53	2
L9491	22:51:26	-84: 7:38	2
V1082	19: 7:23	-20:46:57	4

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These data become/became public on: 2000 February 27
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