20240616

Time

19:00-

Olivia, Percy, Sophie

401,433C, Dome

Scope	Camera
Main	ASI 432
Finder	ASI 2600

Time Observed	Source Name	Filter	Int Time [s]	Gain	Airmass	Mag (filter)	RA [h]	DEC [deg]	Source Type	Scope	Purpose	Notes
YYYYMMDDThhmm	(HD/NGC/ETC)	UBVRI	e.g., 3	150	1.0	1.25(V)	20	45	Star	Main	Pointing	15.042 w/o ag
20240615T2000	Flats	U	10x125ms	150	-	-	-	-	Flat	Main	Calib
20240615T2000	Flats	B	10x25ms	150	-	-	-	-	Flat	Main	Calib
20240615T2000	Flats	V	10x25ms	150	-	-	-	-	Flat	Main	Calib
20240615T2000	Flats	R	10x25ms	150	-	-	-	-	Flat	Main	Calib
20240615T2000	Flats	I	10x50ms	150	-	-	-	-	Flat	Main	Calib
20240615T2100	Arcturus	-	–	150	-	-	-	-	Star	Main	Calib
20240616Thhmm	PG 1407-013	UBVRI	–	150	–	12-15 (V)	14 10 25.915	-01 30 16.61	Star Field	Main	Magnitude Study	2009-Fig. 76, B-E
20240616Thhmm	SA 104 364	UBVRI	–	150	–	13-16 (V)	12 43 45.986	-00 34 31.63	Star Field	Main	Magnitude Study	2009-Fig. 52
20240616Thhmm	HD 143454	V	3x15s	150	-	10	16	25	Blaze Star	Finder	Magnitude Study

Arrival around 19:00, startup tasks began
Took sky flats ~20;30
- waiting is annoying :(
2600 still being inconsistent about connection
- relying on 432 for most of tonight
~21:15, started trying to point at arcturus, finder scope issues
- reconnected 2600 again again
  - i hope this stops soon lol
there are SO MANY CLOUDSSSSS
slewed to PG 1407, was not able to see through clouds and find the field
slewed to SA 104, same problem as above, clouds rolled in a bit too much to get useful data imo (in my olivia)
focusing on training modules at this