Walter's LogBook
	Mon/Tue, December 15/16, 2003

When I opened the door to go out to the observatory late this afternoon, I saw a bat fly by! Here I thought it would be hibernating until April... It was clear at sunset but then clouded over. By 20:00 it was clear again, so I re-started then. The transparency wasn't great tonight and got much worse in the wee hours, so I packed it in just after 3am. Session was from 17:00 to 03:10.

Just for the heck of it, I took a 2 second exposure as the scope was moving and it passed over star #262 (see image below).

Gamma Arietis (Star 262)

Scope: 10" f/6.3 LX200 Camera: MX916 binned 2x2.

PY Per Outburst
	Scope: 10" f/6.3 LX200 Camera: MX916 binned 2x2 Dec 13: 16x120s (mag 16.32) Dec 15: 2x120s (mag 14.61)

FO And Outburst
	Scope: 10" f/6.3 LX200 Camera: MX916 binned 2x2 Exposures: 12x120s 2003 Dec 13th & 15th (17.26 & 15.24 mag)

TCF-S temperature readings:
-1.7 17:00
-2.2 20:00
-2.5 20:30
-3.6 23:30
-4.6 03:00

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