1.6-m Perkin Elmer Telescope

2002, July 9/10: Overview

Observer: Max Faundez-Abans, Nivaldo

Instrumentation:

CAMERA1
Detector: WI098

Number of exposed CCD frames:

Bias: 20
Dark:

none

Flat Field:

10 exposures of 5 sec; named: "flatcupula "
10 exposures of 8 sec; named: "flatcupula "
10 exposures of 50 sec; named: "flatcupula "
10 exposures of 70 sec; named: "flatcupula "
10 exposures of 4 sec; named: "flatcupula "

Object: 42

List of observed objects:

Object	Right ascension	Declination	No. of exposures
A195326h	19:56:37	-25:54:30	4
A195326i	19:56:37	-25:54:30	3
E57669Sh	13:30:13	-20:56:42	4
E57669Sr	13:30:13	-20:56:42	3
H23801i	22:21: 1	-48:45:43	3
H23801v	22:21: 1	-48:45:43	3
H2401r	17:49:39	-79: 1:60	3
H2704r	22:33: 4	-78:47: 5	3
P152571A9	15:28:21	- 7:16:25	1
P152571A9b	15:28:21	- 7:16:25	1
P152571A9i	15:28:21	- 7:16:25	1
P152571A9v	15:28:21	- 7:16:25	1
P163399B9b	16:35:41	9:46: 3	1
P163399B9r	16:35:41	9:46: 3	1
P163399B9ri	16:35:41	9:46: 3	1
P163399B9v	16:35:41	9:46: 3	1
P165778Ab	16:59:40	7:42:11	1
P165778Ai	16:59:40	7:42:11	1
P165778Ar	16:59:40	7:42:11	1
P165778Av	16:59:40	7:42:11	1
P22136Bb	22:16:29	0:21: 3	1
P22136Bi	22:16:29	0:21: 3	1
P22136Br	22:16:29	0:21: 3	1
P22136Bv	22:16:29	0:21: 3	1

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These data become/became public on: 2004 July 9

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