Re: NSV 10892 Photometry

[Tom Droege <tdroege2@earthlink.net>]

Doug,

I just sent Michael K the stars in the one square degree RA 277-278, DEC 
6-7.  If this does not get you what you want, then I can get more.  It is a 
manual data base ;^) , so it takes me a few minutes to gawk out the 
limits.  The one square degree contained 274 stars for data fans.  It is a 
1.2 MByte file.

Tom


At 02:17 PM 8/7/02 -0400, you wrote:
>Michael, John:
>The three stars I need the TASS V and I band photometry on are:
>
>Comparison stars:
>GSC 445:1424 B=10.673, V=10.005; J2000: 18 29 04.788 +06 58 58.62
>GSC 445:231  B=10.637, V=10.063; J2000: 18 29 30.867 +06 57 05.20
>Check star:
>GSC 445:221 B=10.303, V=9.939; 18 28 33.879 +06 53 14.81
>
>I will be using the TASS magnitudes, Tycho 2 photometry (see above), and 
>my own measurements to obtain the BVRI magnitudes of NSV 10892.
>
>Thanks,
>Doug West