[Aavso-photometry] exoplanet observing

[Shawn Dvorak]

I've observed several with fairly good success.  The light curve for 
WASP-14 that turned out pretty well is here:  
http://www.rollinghillsobs.org/whatsnew.html.  Check out Bruce Gary's 
site http://brucegary.net/AXA/x.htm.  He's set up a repository for 
amateur exoplanet observations that's very handy.  Also note that the 
ephem generator on my site 
(http://www.rollinghillsobs.org/perl/calcEBephem.pl) will let you select 
exoplanet predictions.  I find it most convenient to select just the 
"Exoplanets" program and use "Phases" mode to see what targets are 
well-placed on a given night.

Shawn


J McCullough wrote:
> Any one interested in observing exoplanets?
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