[vsnet-alert 13631] Re: OT J211737.7+210736 = PNV J21173768+2107359

[Gianluca Masi - VT]

Dear Colleagues,

On Aug. 31.91, the object was found at mag. 18.2
(unfiltered). I started a time-series, to see if some
evident modulation is visible.

regards,
Gianluca Masi

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Oggetto : [vsnet-alert 13626] OT J211737.7+210736 = PNV
J21173768+2107359
Data : Tue, 30 Aug 2011 08:35:18 +0900

> OT_J211737.7+210736 = PNV J21173768+2107359
> 
>
http://www.cbat.eps.harvard.edu/unconf/followups/J21173768+2107359.html
> 
>    This is most likely a dwarf nova (less likely a WZ
> Sge-type). There is a 22-mag object in SDSS. 
> Time-resolved photometry is encouraged.
> 
> (And the constellation is not "Vul")