Iiro's DeepSky Sketches

Name: NGC 869	Other name: OCL 350
RA: 2h 19.1m	DEC: +57° 8'
Constellation: PER
Type: Open cluster
Magnitude: 5.3
Size: 30'
Number of stars: 200
Brightest star: 6.6
Classification: I 3 r
Description: Cl,vvL,vRi,*7...14
Notes: H VI 33,h Per,in Per OB1,Double Cluster w NGC 884
Observer: Iiro Sairanen
Location: Ania, Pirkkala, Finland
Date: 23/24.9.2009 0:35
Instrument: Newton 300/1500 mm
Magnification: 115x	Filter: -
Field: 35'	Seeing: 4
Background sky: 3	NE lim mag: 6.5
Visuality: I	Height: 62°
Weather: +7°C
Description: I have sketched this cluster in 2006. My goal was to draw NGC 884 but I remembered wrong my last observation of Double Cluster...
Updated: 28.10.2009 22:19
Name: NGC 869/884	Other name: OCL 350
RA: 2h 19.1m	DEC: +57° 8'
Constellation: PER
Type: Open cluster
Magnitude: 5.3
Size: 30'
Number of stars: 200
Brightest star: 6.6
Classification: I 3 r
Description: Cl,vvL,vRi,*7...14
Notes: H VI 33,h Per,in Per OB1,Double Cluster w NGC 884
Observer: Iiro Sairanen
Location: Ania, Pirkkala, Finland
Date: 23/24.9.2009 0:35
Instrument: Newton 300/1500 mm
Magnification: 115x	Filter: -
Field: 35'	Seeing: 4
Background sky: 3	NE lim mag: 6.5
Visuality: I	Height: 62°
Weather: +7°C
Description: I have sketched this cluster in 2006. My goal was to draw NGC 884 but I remembered wrong my last observation of Double Cluster...
Updated: 28.10.2009 22:19
Name: NGC 869/884	Other name: OCL 350
RA: 2h 19.1m	DEC: +57° 8'
Constellation: PER
Type: Open cluster
Magnitude: 5.3
Size: 30'
Number of stars: 200
Brightest star: 6.6
Classification: I 3 r
Description: Cl,vvL,vRi,*7...14
Notes: H VI 33,h Per,in Per OB1,Double Cluster w NGC 884
Observer: Iiro Sairanen
Location: Härskiänsaari, Ruokolahti, Finland
Date: 27/28.11.2006 21:20
Instrument: Newton 457/2280 mm
Magnification: 176x	Filter: -
Field: 23'	Seeing: 5
Background sky: 4	NE lim mag: 5.8
Visuality: I	Height: 79°
Weather: +2°C, windy, moist, bad seeing & transparency
Description: Stars everywhere and them all are in their right places...believe it or not. Five brighter stars in the middle and about 150 fainter around them. A beautiful cluster in this seeing because stars twinkled nicely.
Updated: 3.12.2006 20:31