[vsnet-alert 14920] Re: [cvnet-outburst] Possible bright CV in Peg? - PNV J23272715+0855391

[Sebastián Otero]

Hi, Robert,

> According to CBAT "Transient Object Followup Reports" there is a quite
> bright possible CV in Pegasus (wrongly mentioned 'Psc' on the original
> data):
>
> http://www.cbat.eps.harvard.edu/unconf/followups/J23272715+0855391.html
>
> PNV J23272715+0855391   2012 09 13.5680*  23 27 27.15 +08 55 39.1  13.9U

There is an outburst in NSVS data on January 21, 2000:

http://skydot.lanl.gov/nsvs/star.php?num=9059298&mask=18708

The quiescent magnitude (14.95 ROTSE-I magnitudes) in NSVS is for the blend 
of 2MASS J23272649+0856134 (at 23 27 26.50 +08 56 13.5, V= 15.75, B-V= 1.46, 
J-K= 0.85) and 2MASS J23272869+0855561 (at 23 27 28.70 +08 55 56.3, V= 16.1; 
J-K= 0.67) that lie 29 and 36" away from the reported position (everything 
less than 50" or so apart is blended in NSVS data).

The maximum magnitude would be 13.6 ROTSE-I subtracting the light from the 
other two stars.

There is a star very close to the reported position:

GSC2.3 N06T017416 at 23 27 27.18 +08 55 39.0 (J2000.0) with Bj= 21.94. Not 
in the USNO catalogues. This is very likely the counterpart of the new CV.

Cheers,
Sebastian

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Sebastian Otero
VSX Team
American Association of Variable Star Observers