Outburst of VSX J213806.5+261957 (ugwz in Pegasus)
Posted: Fri Oct 24, 2014 11:13 am
Good morning to everybody.
As per François Teyssier alert in [spectro-l], here below our spectrum taken on 22/10/2014 around 19:00 UT of the star VSX J213806.5+261957.
Unfortunately the sky was strongly spoiled by clouds and veils and this has compromised the SNR of our images.
The target has been calibrated using a Miles star F class. We would have preferred to use a reference star with more blue spectrum but unfortunately the weather condition obliged us to be as fast as possible in collecting the reference spectrum. So we have choosen the closest and brightest available star from Miles catalogue.
Here the weather is very variable, we hope someone else will be able to collect further spectra.
Regards
Massimiliano Mannucci
Nico Montigiani
As per François Teyssier alert in [spectro-l], here below our spectrum taken on 22/10/2014 around 19:00 UT of the star VSX J213806.5+261957.
Unfortunately the sky was strongly spoiled by clouds and veils and this has compromised the SNR of our images.
The target has been calibrated using a Miles star F class. We would have preferred to use a reference star with more blue spectrum but unfortunately the weather condition obliged us to be as fast as possible in collecting the reference spectrum. So we have choosen the closest and brightest available star from Miles catalogue.
Here the weather is very variable, we hope someone else will be able to collect further spectra.
Regards
Massimiliano Mannucci
Nico Montigiani