1.6-m Perkin Elmer Telescope

1999, March 26/27: Overview

Observer: M. Assafin, C. Erly

Instrumentation:

CAMERA1
Detector: WI106

Number of exposed CCD frames:

Bias: 20
Dark:

none

Flat Field:

20 exposures of 48 sec; named: "flatr "
20 exposures of 3 sec; named: "flatv "

Object: 98

List of observed objects:

Object	Right ascension	Declination	No. of exposures
0826-373	8:28: 4	-37:31: 6	13
1012+232	10:14:47	23: 1:16	3
1020-103	10:22:32	-10:37:44	3
1021-006	10:24:29	0:52:55	3
1039-474	10:41:42	-47:40: 6	3
1101-536	11: 3:52	-53:57: 0	19
1105-680	11: 3:52	-53:57: 0	3
1148-671	11: 3:52	-53:57: 0	3
1155+251	11:58:25	24:50:17	3
1234-504	12:37:15	-50:46:23	3
1251-713	12:54:59	-71:38:18	3
1324+224	13:26:60	22:10:50	3
1352-632	13:55:46	-63:26:42	3
1402+044	14: 5: 1	4:15:35	3
1406-076	14: 8:56	- 7:52:26	3
1504-166	15: 7: 4	-16:52:30	3
1510-089	15:12:50	- 9: 5:59	3
1532+016	15:34:52	1:31: 4	3
1546+027	15:49:29	2:37: 1	3
1557+032	15:59:31	3: 4:48	3
1616+063	15:59:31	3: 4:48	3
1622-253	16:25:46	-25:27:38	3
1655+077	16:58: 9	7:41:27	3
1705+018	17: 7:34	1:48:45	3

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These data become/became public on: 2001 March 26
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