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THE ASTRONOMER Electronic Circular No 883       1994 Sep 11 11.53UT
Ed:Guy M Hurst, 16,Westminster Close, Kempshott Rise,  Basingstoke,
Hants, RG22 4PP,England. Telephone/FAX(0256)471074 Int:+44256471074
INTERNET: GMH at AST.STAR.RL.AC.UK  or    GMH at GXVG.AST.CAM.AC.UK
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V1113 CYGNI (=Q1994/069)
L.Szentasko, Veresegyh, Hungary reports an outburst of this UG
star on 1994 Sept 1.816UT at mv=13.3. He notes it was not visible
on Aug 31.8UT to a limit of 14.0. Tonny Vanmunster, Landen,
Belgium independently detected the outburst on Sept 1.881UT at
mv=13.5. Further estimates:
1994 Sept 1.913UT, mv=13.3 (Gary Poyner, Birmingham,UK 0.40-m refl)
          2.827UT, mv=13.4 (J.Pietz, Germany)
The previous recorded outburst of 1993 Sept was announced in E777.

AQ CYGNI (=Q1994/070)
Mike Collins, Everton, Beds, UK reports his detection of a variable
object on recent UK Nova Patrol photographs which was later
found to be AQ Cygni. The star, located at RA 20h54.1m DEC +33 31'
(1950), is listed in the GCVS with a range of 13.4-15.5p but with
no type. Mike finds from a survey of earlier patrol photographs,
that this is a probable Mira variable with the following light
ephemeris:
JDmax = 2447675 + 274 E

V635 CAS (=Q1994/071)
Gary Poyner, Birmingham, UK reports an outburst of V635 Cas, the
optical component of an X-ray source:
1994 Aug 29.967UT, mv=15.3 (Poyner, 0.40-m refl)
     Sep  2.019UT, mv=14.7 (Poyner)
          2.040UT, mv=14.5 (Poyner)
Confirmed:
1994 Sep  2.034UT, mv=14.3 (Tonny Vanmunster, Belgium, 0.35-m refl)

V1114 CYG (=Q1994/072)
L.Szentasko, Veresegyh, Hungary reports an outburst of this little
studied UG object on 1994 Sept 1.798UT, at mv=14.9 (0.334-m refl).
Taichi Kato reports that he has obtained CCD images which confirm
the outburst but the object is located a little south-east of
the star marked on the Downes/Shara Atlas.

Guy M Hurst