123  GY HYDRAE   (UG)   Range: 13.8-<16.1V
     Position:   14 30 30.48  -25 52 38.0 (J2000, from .dat file)
     Magnitude:  V=16.101  B-V=1.010      (from .dat file)

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

1    14 30 09.8  -25 54 01  -279  -83  2  11.364  0.000   1.220  0.008   
2    14 30 24.9  -25 51 04   -76   94  2  11.881  0.011   1.155  0.024   
3    14 30 53.5  -25 54 54   310 -136  2  12.158  0.014   0.786  0.020   
4    14 30 46.5  -25 46 53   216  345  2  12.742  0.010   1.078  0.034   
5    14 30 54.9  -25 53 29   330  -51  2  13.241  0.022   0.675  0.021   
6    14 30 15.5  -25 51 15  -203   83  2  13.347  0.017   1.044  0.018   
7    14 30 37.8  -25 54 50    98 -131  2  13.773  0.021   0.980  0.026   
8    14 30 28.3  -25 55 15   -29 -157  2  13.965  0.028   1.066  0.039   
9    14 30 20.7  -25 49 33  -132  186  2  14.359  0.024   0.829  0.026   
10   14 30 45.4  -25 50 34   202  125  2  14.709  0.017   0.616  0.023   
11   14 30 47.2  -25 56 31   226 -233  2  14.881  0.023   0.682  0.033   
12   14 30 25.8  -25 52 44   -64   -5  2  15.329  0.033   0.982  0.033   
13   14 30 30.5  -25 52 38     0    0  2  16.101  0.056   1.010  0.106   
14   14 30 38.0  -25 53 04   101  -26  2  16.573  0.000   0.840  0.011   
15   14 30 30.9  -25 53 17     6  -39  2  17.115  0.041   1.049  0.050   


The position for GY Hya is as given in Downes and Shara. This corresponds
to the V=16.101 star in this sequence. However this star is too red to 
be the variable. The real GY Hya is most probably a very close and very 
faint companion to this star.


Bruce Sumner
14 April 1999