1    LS ANDROMEDAE   (NA 1971)   Range: 11.7-20.6V 
     Position:   00 32 10.12  +41 58 12.2 (J2000, from literature)
     Magnitude:  V=20.6  B-V=0.2          (Szkody, AJ 108,639,1994)

ID     RA (2000)    DEC       X    Y   N    V      ERR     B-V    ERR      

1    00 32 05.6  +41 58 32   -50   20  2  12.525  0.052   0.508  0.012  
2    00 32 32.2  +42 02 37   246  265  2  12.689  0.017   0.440  0.024  
3    00 31 50.4  +41 59 32  -220   80  2  13.439  0.012   0.558  0.011  
4    00 31 43.4  +41 57 02  -298  -70  2  13.630  0.012   0.915  0.008  
5    00 32 02.6  +41 59 11   -84   59  2  14.073  0.010   0.775  0.005  
6    00 32 16.8  +42 00 29    74  137  2  14.549  0.011   0.787  0.006  
7    00 32 14.9  +41 58 38    53   26  2  14.805  0.006   0.570  0.006  
8    00 32 35.1  +41 57 50   279  -22  2  15.233  0.006   0.905  0.019  
9    00 31 57.6  +41 57 48  -139  -24  2  15.568  0.014   0.699  0.009  
10   00 32 19.5  +41 57 46   105  -26  2  16.503  0.008   0.669  0.006  
11   00 32 04.9  +41 57 53   -58  -19  2  17.434  0.011   1.258  0.049  
12   00 32 09.5  +41 59 03    -6   51  2  18.373  0.027   1.168  0.008   


b) Wide-colour extension for CCD calibration

     00 32 04.7  +41 55 20   -60 -172  2  14.806  0.008   0.465  0.008  
     00 32 19.0  +41 56 49   100  -83  2  14.943  0.010   0.507  0.012  
     00 32 12.8  +42 03 56    31  344  2  15.087  0.010   1.220  0.007  


Notes:

1. Star #1 is saturated, but it should be kept because of its proximity to
the variable. There is another bright star 1.0 arcmin from star #1, with a
magnitude of about 121.


Bruce Sumner
2 October 2000