0.6-m Zeiss Telescope 1.6-m Perkin Elmer Telescope

1999, May 21/22: Overview

Observer: Ednilson de Oliveira

Instrumentation:

CAMERA1
Detector: WI301

Number of exposed CCD frames:

Bias: 25
Dark:

none

Flat Field:

20 exposures of 4 sec; named: "flat "
10 exposures of 8 sec; named: "flat "
10 exposures of 18 sec; named: "flat "

Object: 183

List of observed objects:

Object	Right ascension	Declination	No. of exposures
as201	8:31:42	-27:45:32	4
as221	17:12:12	-32:37:48	5
as270	18: 5:33	-20:20:34	4
as276	18: 9: 9	-41:13:25	5
aeara	17:41: 4	-47: 3:20	5
bicru	12:23:26	-62:38:16	5
cd4314304	21: 0: 6	-42:38:50	8
clsco	16:54:51	-30:37:17	4
hen1092	15:47:10	-66:29:16	4
hen1103	15:48:28	-44:19: 0	4
hen1213	16:35:15	-51:42:24	5
hen1341	17: 8:36	-17:26:29	5
hen1761	19:42:25	-68: 7:41	8
he2127	15:24:49	-51:49:48	5
he2139	15:54:44	-55:29:36	7
he2173	16:36:24	-39:51:42	4
hen828	12:50:58	-57:50:46	4
hen863	13: 7:43	-48: 0:22	4
m121	17:34:17	-19: 9:21	4
rtcru	12:34:54	-64:33:56	26
rtser	17:39:51	-11:56:37	4
rxj0925.7	9:25:45	-47:58:16	41
th317	17:27:31	-29: 3:56	4
v455sco	17: 7:21	-34: 5:14	4
wra1470	16:23:21	-27:40: 1	6
wra157	8: 6:35	-28:31:59	4

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