1.6-m Perkin Elmer Telescope

2011, July 14/15: Overview

Observer: Felipe Navarete

Instrumentation:

CamIV-2004/05/29
Detector: ?

Number of exposed CCD frames:

Bias: 0
Dark:

10 exposures of 100 sec; named: "dark 100s "
10 exposures of 40 sec; named: "dark 40s "

Flat Field:

10 exposures of 15 sec; named: "flat cupula "
10 exposures of 10 sec; named: "flatcupula "
10 exposures of 6 sec; named: "flat interno off "
20 exposures of 1 sec; named: "flat interno off "
10 exposures of 6 sec; named: "flat interno on "
20 exposures of 1 sec; named: "flat interno on "

Object: 360

List of observed objects:

Object	Right ascension	Declination	No. of exposures
AG Car 242	10:56:11	-60:27:13	21
eta Car 242	10:45: 3	-59:41: 4	21
HD 168 607 293	18:21:14	-16:22:31	15
HD 168625 293	18:21:19	-16:22:26	28
HD 169454 293	18:25:15	-13:58:42	22
HD 316285 293	17:48:14	-28: 0:51	21
HD 326823 293	17: 6:53	-42:36:39	21
HD 327083 293	17:15:15	-40:20: 6	9
HE 3-519 242	10:53:59	-60:26:43	21
HR 7596 293	19:54:44	0:16:25	21
HR Car 242	10:22:53	-59:37:28	22
neon 242	12: 8:21	-50:43:21	2
Neon 293	19:54:44	0:16:25	1
thor 293	19:54:44	0:16:25	1
theta Car 242	10:42:57	-64:23:40	21
WMC 297 293	18:27:39	- 3:49:52	19
WRA 751 242	11: 8:40	-60:42:51	22
WRA 751 293	11: 8:40	-60:42:51	9
WRAY 17-96 293	17:41:35	-30: 6:39	21
zeta Oph 293	16:37: 9	-10:34: 1	42

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These data become/became public on: 2013 July 14

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