5.   VAR PISCIUM   (UG?)   Range: ?-15.4V
     Position:   01 09 59.18  +28 01 25.1 (J2000, from .dat file)
     Magnitude:  V=15.374  B-V=0.549      (from .dat file)

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

a) Comparison star sequence

1    01 10 07.4  +28 02 37   109   72  2   9.619  0.076   0.464  0.002   
2    01 10 00.0  +27 59 23    10 -122  2  10.986  0.000   0.423  0.006   
3    01 10 23.7  +27 57 04   324 -261  2  11.154  0.015   1.234  0.002   
4    01 09 59.0  +28 00 32    -3  -53  4  12.556  0.035   0.621  0.037   
5    01 09 51.9  +27 59 14   -97 -131  5  13.362  0.007   0.723  0.004   
6    01 10 17.4  +27 57 01   241 -264  5  13.820  0.011   0.707  0.011   
7    01 10 18.4  +28 04 11   253  166  4  14.134  0.012   0.229  0.004   
8    01 10 19.3  +27 59 03   266 -142  6  14.888  0.012   0.680  0.010   
9    01 10 19.4  +28 02 18   268   53  4  15.198  0.010   0.800  0.023   
10   01 09 44.3  +28 05 49  -198  264  4  15.580  0.009   0.708  0.007   
11   01 10 17.3  +28 05 27   239  242  4  16.032  0.006   0.459  0.023   
12   01 10 07.8  +27 59 19   114 -126  4  16.432  0.009   0.522  0.008   
13   01 09 57.9  +28 01 47   -17   22  4  16.991  0.009   1.269  0.050   


b) Wide-colour extension for CCD calibration
  
     01 09 38.6  +28 06 21  -273  296  4  16.767  0.029   1.537  0.019   


Notes:

1. Star #1 is a bright double star, p.a. 157 degrees, separation 4.1", 
that was too bright to be measured as part of the sequence. 
It is at 01 10 07.42  +28 02 36.0 (J2000) and has a Tycho-2 magnitude 
of V=9.62+/-0.02.

2. There is another variable star in this field, RZ Psc, classified 
as ISB? With a range of 11.29-13.82V. It was measured during the 
sequence determination as follows:

     01 09 42.0  +27 57 02  -228 -263  2  11.672  0.115   0.745  0.024   


Bruce Sumner
26 July 1999
Revised 7 December 2000