EW Hya (UG) and NSV19451

EW Hya is an UG star.

ASAS-SN data: https://asas-sn.osu.edu/sky-patrol/coordinate/635c2114-d4d3-4c00-b6b3-b1718e...

Several outbursts were recorded.

124005.624 -302818.49 (2000.0) Gaia_DR2_3470701018210385664 plx=1.335(0.592) dismod=9.4 pmra=-12.531(1.507) pmdec=-4.957(0.835) G=20.001 BP=20.068 RP=19.540 124005.624 -302818.49 (2000.0) Gaia_EDR3_3470701018210385664 plx=1.284(0.409) dismod=9.5 pmra=-12.695(0.523) pmdec=-5.659(0.284) G=19.835 BP=19.888 RP=19.458 124005.635 -302818.63 (2000.0) GALEX_DR5_6386854346909290646 NUV=19.967(0.100) FUV=20.152(0.245)

NSV19451

https://istina.msu.ru/media/publications/article/4bb/965/2459689/ats1252.pdf

According to this, the author noted a variable star near the position of EW Hya. The author was not sure about the identity with EW Hya because the recorded magnitude was much fainter than EW Hya. The author noted that UG type is not excluded.

Considering the ASAS-3 behavior and magnitude, Kolevatykh indeed observed the UG star EW Hya and there is no other variable. NSV19451 = EW Hya.

The 14th mag star (currently identified as NSV19451) is constant in ASAS-3:

https://asas-sn.osu.edu/sky-patrol/coordinate/202e2dd6-426c-4e51-a315-97d557...