0.6-m Zeiss Telescope

1998, May 20/21: Overview

Observer: Gabriel Rodrigues Hickel

Instrumentation:

Cam.Dir#2.+CCD101
Detector: ?

Number of exposed CCD frames:

Bias: 20
Dark:

20 exposures of ? sec; named: "Escuro "

Flat Field:

20 exposures of ? sec; named: "Flat-Field "

Object: 50

List of observed objects:

Object	Right ascension	Declination	No. of exposures
BF Cha	13: 1:25	-77:22:60	2
TW Hya	10:59:30	-34:26: 7	1
TW Cha	10:57:47	-77: 6:34	1
CT Cha	11: 2:43	-76:11: 6	2
VW Cha	11: 6:38	-77:26:12	1
VZ Cha	11: 7:52	-76: 7: 2	1
WY Cha	11: 8:35	-76:13:18	1
CV Cha	11:10:54	-76:28: 1	1
SZ 45	11:15:58	-76:48:12	1
AK Sco	16:51:23	-36:48:30	4
T Cha	11:54:48	-79: 5: 6	1
GW Lup	15:43:33	-34:21:19	1
HM Lup	15:44:37	-35:19:23	2
HN Lup	15:44:52	-35: 6:41	2
GQ Lup	15:45:58	-35:29:58	2
SZ 82	15:52:51	-37:47:24	2
RU Lup	15:53:24	-37:40:35	2
EX Lup	15:59:42	-40:10: 9	2
HO Lup	16: 3:39	-38:54:19	2
HK Lup	16: 5: 9	-38:56:44	8
AS 205	16: 8:38	-18:30:43	2
V3792 Sgr	17:59:21	-23: 1:42	1
BZ Sgr	19:55:50	-14: 4:60	3
V3791 Sgr	17:59:21	-23: 1:42	2
V529 CrA	18:12:27	-41: 6:42	1
IX Oph	17: 6:40	-27:13:12	1
V3899 Sgr	17:59:45	-23:19: 0	1

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