Simbad

[Tom Droege <tdroege2@earthlink.net>]

I am finding lots of variable stars.  When I go to Simbad with my finds, I 
usually don't find anything near.  Most of the good ones that I have are in 
the mag 10 - 11 range.

As a check I entered a not so variable star from my data at 5 15 16.4 +8 51 
39.9   Simbad had a star there and both Simbad and the pipeline had it at V 
= 8.97.  The position agreed to a few seconds.

Here are some of my best candidates.  Can someone try to look these up and 
see if they are known?

RA		Dec		V Mag		I Mag
91.5965	8.0637		11.23		10.56
92.4740	8.3461		9.71		9.28
93.5539	7.4783		10.73		10.39
86.8778	8.4207		10.23		9.97
104.6250	8.6880		11.08		10.53
107.1507	6.2406		11.30		10.87
108.3394	7.0708		11.07		10.58
109.2394	9.2102		10.72		10.13
109.5327	7.0339		11.51		11.02
109.6394	9.4944		12.08		11.84
110.1613	6.6821		12.11		11.58
110.8921	6.0428		11.61		11.32
111.5173	7.7866		9.54		8.83       CCDM J0261+0747AB  V=9.56
111.7845	9.2777		12.12		11.36
111.8253	8.6297		12.28		11.58
112.9907	7.9200		11.37		10.81
141.1240	9.1716		10.74		10.36
194.4007	7.8199		11.76		11.02

All these stars changed by at least 0.2 mag in V and I during the 
observation time.  Some have nice dips, others have slow changes.  The 
magnitudes are the mean of all the measurements.

The only star I could find (I did not try to look up every one) is 
marked.  It agrees with the pipeline position to a second of arc.  How do I 
find variable information on this star?  Or the others?

Tom Droege