131 V699 OPHIUCHI (UG) Range: 13.9-<16.5V Position: 16 25 14.75 -04 40 25.8 (J2000, from .dat file) Magnitude: V=14.972 B-V=0.322 (from .dat file) ID RA (2000) DEC X Y N V ERR B-V ERR a) Comparison star sequence 1 16 25 26.5 -04 39 44 174 42 3 11.966 0.175 0.542 0.102 2 16 25 35.2 -04 34 33 305 353 3 12.340 0.079 0.445 0.052 3 16 25 18.9 -04 44 43 61 -257 3 13.217 0.005 1.224 0.016 4 16 25 28.8 -04 40 24 210 2 3 13.411 0.005 0.792 0.022 5 16 25 09.1 -04 41 35 -85 -69 3 14.120 0.005 0.957 0.024 6 16 25 18.7 -04 41 56 58 -90 3 14.292 0.005 1.168 0.019 7 16 25 26.0 -04 43 09 167 -163 3 14.657 0.005 0.942 0.025 8 16 25 10.8 -04 40 31 -60 -5 3 15.170 0.000 0.819 0.028 9 16 25 14.8 -04 40 26 -1 0 3 15.483 0.883 0.608 0.499 10 16 25 13.1 -04 39 00 -25 86 3 15.728 0.011 0.858 0.018 11 16 24 58.8 -04 39 09 -239 77 3 16.206 0.011 0.937 0.028 12 16 25 12.0 -04 39 57 -43 29 3 16.692 0.013 0.791 0.014 13 16 25 14.9 -04 40 42 1 -16 3 17.415 0.014 1.338 0.055 14 16 25 17.1 -04 39 28 34 58 3 18.526 0.029 0.940 0.094 15 16 25 13.7 -04 40 49 -16 -23 2 19.465 0.038 0.703 0.016 b) Wide-colour extension for CCD calibration 16 25 12.4 -04 35 59 -36 267 3 17.773 0.011 0.351 0.031 16 25 28.9 -04 43 26 211 -180 3 15.424 0.006 1.579 0.011 16 25 06.6 -04 43 02 -122 -156 3 17.252 0.009 1.597 0.016 Notes: V699 Oph is generally hidden under star 11, a 16.1 red star, and only dominates this red star when it is in outburst. Otherwise V699 Oph is almost invisible at minimum, being located only 2.2 arcsec SW of the red star. Vogt made the following photoelectric measures of two stars on a single night in 1980 (Publ. VSS RASNZ, No. 8, 1980): ID Henden Vogt V B-V V B-V 1 11.966 0.542 11.74 0.57 11 15.483 0.608 16.5 1.2 Star 1 in this sequence is saturated, and is only accurate to about 0.2V. The value from Vogt should be used for this star. Vogt states that his errors are less than +/-0.02 for stars brighter than 14 and increase to +/-0.5 for the faintest stars (i.e. the 16.5 star given here). Bruce Sumner Revised 11 June 1999