[vsnet-outburst 6705] V419 Lyr outburst

[Taichi Kato]

  The SU UMa-type dwarf nova V419 Lyr is in outburst.
The last superoutburst occurred in 2005 August.
Although the current outburst looks like to be a normal
outburst (as judged from the interval), a relatively
bright magnitude would require a further watch.
If it turns out to be a superoutburst, the object may
be an ER UMa-type star (less likely from the past
reports, though).

  YYYYMMDD(UT)   mag  observer
  20050804.897  <174V  (Carlo Gualdoni)
  20050805.683  <174C  (Hiroyuki Maehara)
  20050805.908  <174V  (Carlo Gualdoni)
  20050807.936  152V  (Carlo Gualdoni)
  20050808.920  149V  (Carlo Gualdoni)
  20050809.199  <149  (Mike Simonsen)
  20050809.881  148V  (Carlo Gualdoni)
  20050814.875  151V  (Carlo Gualdoni)
  20050815.910  153V  (Carlo Gualdoni)
  20050816.833  15.65V  (Carlo Gualdoni)
  20050817.910  157V  (Carlo Gualdoni)
  20050823.845  <174V  (Carlo Gualdoni)
  20050824.850  17.46V  (Carlo Gualdoni)
  20050827.870  <145  (Eddy Muyllaert)
  20050828.172  <153  (Mike Simonsen)
  20050829.609  <174C  (Hiroyuki Maehara)
  20050829.858  <17.39V  (Carlo Gualdoni)
  20050829.866  <145  (Eddy Muyllaert)
  20050904.130  <153  (Mike Simonsen)
  20050905.137  <159  (Dan Taylor)
  20050905.180  <149  (Mike Simonsen)
  20050910.875  <17.39V  (Carlo Gualdoni)
  20050911.160  <159  (Dan Taylor)
  20050912.831  16.38V  (Carlo Gualdoni)
  20050913.808  15.84V  (Carlo Gualdoni)
  20050918.565  <174C  (Hiroyuki Maehara)
  20050922.042   165  (Dan Taylor)
  20050922.806  <174V  (Carlo Gualdoni)
  20050926.805  15.51V  (Carlo Gualdoni)
  20050927.081   157  (Dan Taylor)