Objects found by Mike Collins on UK Nova Patrol Photographs in 1994
 
 Designation   Q no.    Mag range    Date reported   Announced on
     1950 Position                 Notes
 Con   Area(s)
 
     0524+43  1994/001   9.6-10.7      6 Jan 1994
 Aur   38     Object appeared bright in early January 1994.
              Identified as IRAS 05247+4351 = IRC +40129.
 
     0522+38  1994/002   9.5-10.7     10 Jan 1994
 Aur   53     Object appeared bright in November 1993 fading by January 1994.
              Identified as IRAS 05227+3820 = RAFGL 4053.
 
     0545+46  1994/008  11.3-12.0     22 Feb 1994
 Aur   39     Object appeared bright in February 1994.
              Identified as IRAS 05451+4607.
 
     0458+12  1994/009  10.6-11.5     25 Feb 1994
 Ori   77     Object appeared faint in early February 1994.
              Identified as IRAS 04584+1206. Suspect appears on GSPC field
              P476 of Lasker et al. (1988).
 
     0531+00  1994/012  10.2-11.7      1 Mar 1994
 Ori   88     Object appeared bright in early February 1994.
              Identified as IRAS 05312+0053 and GSC 0114.0654.
 
     0458+24  1994/015  11.0-12.2      4 Mar 1994
 Tau   64     Object appeared bright in early March 1994.
              Identified as IRAS 04583+2414.
 
     0657+26  1994/016  10.5-(12.3     8 Mar 1994    TA-EC 824
 Gem   67     Object appeared bright in early March 1994, and January and
              February 1989. Identified as IRAS 06575+2612.  Close to SW Gem
              but is not marked on AAVSO (c) chart.  Subsequently identified
              as GSC 1899.00620.
              Further observations reported on TA-EC 828.
 
 NSV 00968    1994/021  10.8-12.3     18 Mar 1994
     0248+58  Object appeared bright in early March 1994.  Identified as
 Cas   21     NSV 00968 = S 9532 found by Hoffmeister in 1967.  Also =
              IRAS 02488+5830.
 
     1932+30  1994/022  10.5-12.0     22 Mar 1994
 Cyg   43     Object appeared bright in mid-March 1994.  Identified as
              IRAS 19328+3039 = RAFGL 5399S.
 
     0119+64  1994/030  10.9-11.6      7 Apr 1994
 Cas   10     Object appeared faint in early March 1994.  Identified as
              IRAS 01196+6423 = Dearborn 24272.
 
 NSV 11953    1994/043  10.5-13.6     14 May 1994
     1920+22  Object appeared bright in September 1992 and May 1994.
 Vul   59     Identified as NSV 11953 = Ross 249 = IRAS 19200+2228.
              GSC search reveals close companion at mag. 14.2.
 
     0455+20  1994/044  11.7-(12.3    17 May 1994
 Tau  64(77)  Object appeared bright in early March 1994.   Identified as
              IRAS 04556+2052.
 
     0220+48  1994/060  10.5-(12?     21 Jul 1994
 And  35(21)  Object bright in late 1989.   Identified as IRAS 02200+4830 =
              Dearborn 25649 = CCS 97 = Case 714 = Dearborn C star D247 =
              CCGCS 344. This star is also GSC 3298.0175. 

 NSV 14625    1994/087  10.8-(12?      5 Nov 1994
 And  31(18)  Object bright in early 1990, late 1991, and late 1994.
              Identified as NSV 14625 = SVS 744 = CSV 5759 = Prager 5766 =
              IRAS 23320+4953.
 
 NSV 14742    1994/090  10.4-10.9     14 Nov 1994
 And   32     Object faint in late October 1994. Identified as NSV 14742 =
              WR 119 = CSV 8890.  Also IRAS 23507+4636 = Dearborn 43771 may
              be the same star.  Discovered by Weber in 1963.
 
     0404+42  1994/092  11.0-12.5?    19 Nov 1994
 Per   37     Object bright in November 1993 and October 1994.  Identified as
              IRAS 04045+4205 = RAFGL 6302S.
              Crocker and Hagen (1983) fail to detect water maser.

     2300+70  1994/098  10.5-11.8?    13 Dec 1994
 Cep  (8)2    Object bright in September 1992 and December 1994. Identified as
              IRAS 23006+7048 = IRC +70191.
 
References

Crocker, D.A, Hagen, W. 1983, Astron. Astrophys. Suppl., 54, 405-

VSTAT94.TXT    10 April 1999