Date: Wed, 05 Apr 2006 09:39:02 -0600
From: Richard Huziak <huziak
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Tomas,

The 112 comp NW is not listed as a suspected variable in the Validation 
file or on the Suspects List at:
http://www.aavso.org/observing/charts/suspect.shtml

You'll have to confirm variability with further photometry.  Keep in 
mind that colour differences can mimic variability as the star rises 
thru thinning air mass if the comp and target stars are strongly 
different colours, but 0.05 is quite large for that effect.  Good luck!

rick huziak (HUZ)


Tomas L. Gomez wrote:

>V1343 Aql. During the 2 hours that the series lasted, the comparison
>star marked as 112 in the AAVSO chart seemed to brighten by 0.05
>mag. Is there any place where I can check if this star is known to
>be variable?.
>
>Thanks,
>
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