109 RZ LEONIS (UGSU) Range: 12.0-18.6V Position: 11 37 22.27 +01 48 58.7 (J2000, from .dat file) Magnitude: V=18.608 B-V=0.060 (.dat file, single night) ID RA (2000) DEC X Y N V ERR B-V ERR a) Comparison star sequence 1 11 37 29.2 +01 53 45 103 286 4 12.242 0.014 0.476 0.011 2 11 37 13.2 +01 47 57 -136 -62 4 12.589 0.014 0.952 0.010 3 11 37 37.8 +01 53 22 233 263 4 13.170 0.009 0.785 0.005 4 11 37 06.3 +01 44 28 -239 -271 4 13.504 0.009 0.619 0.007 5 11 37 26.4 +01 48 44 62 -15 4 14.086 0.014 0.710 0.009 6 11 37 43.0 +01 47 42 310 -77 4 14.666 0.008 0.653 0.011 7 11 37 32.5 +01 47 22 153 -97 4 15.220 0.024 0.705 0.010 8 11 37 39.6 +01 45 43 259 -196 4 16.025 0.009 1.137 0.012 9 11 37 30.5 +01 48 38 122 -21 4 16.546 0.018 0.728 0.004 10 11 37 24.9 +01 47 06 40 -113 4 17.840 0.026 0.731 0.029 b) Wide-colour extension for CCD calibration None available. Notes: 1. There are some AAVSO magnitudes, on chart 1132+02e dated August 1992. Misselt also measured two stars. ID Henden AAVSO Misselt V V V B-V 2 12.590 12.9 12.705 0.915 3 13.169 13.4 4 13.502 13.6 5 14.087 14.0 14.201 0.687 2. A revised AAVSO chart was issued in December 2000 and includes the new sequence determined here. 3. There is a bright star on the northern edge of this field at 11h 37m 20.0s +01d 56' 15" with a reliable Tycho-2 magnitude of V=9.19+/-0.02. 4. Originally classified as a recurrent nova, this variable star was seen to exhibit superhumps in December 2000, leading to a reclassification as a SU UMa-type variable star (Vanmunster 2000, vsnet-alert 5446). 5.Minimum appears constant at V=18.6. Bruce Sumner 14 April 1999 Revised 20 January 2001