A few to get STARted

[Tom Droege <tdroege2@earthlink.net>]

Here are a few stars to show the general type of data available in the new 
catalog.  I set out to find faint stars that were probably variable, but 
not so obvious that they would already be in the GCVS.  Most of these are 
mag 10 to 12 in V.  Out of 7, two were in the GCVS.  There is a good 
selection of different types.  These are pretty much sequential entries 
from the WS > 50 list starting at RA of 90 and skipping the bright 
stars.  There are 2928 entries in the WS > 50 list.

# 322845	90.3799	6.6306
.2 mag variation, V-I=0.52, about 80 day period

#323598	90.4509	6.6388
1.5 mag variation, V-I=2.6, 200+ day period, Carbon Star

#326277	90.7103	12.0325
possible eclipse 30 day or less period. 0.4 mag variation, V-I=0.4

#328541	90.9257	7.9419
200+ day period, 1.5 mag variation, V-I=3.0, GCVS DU On

#329085	90.9788	8.2427
short period, 1 mag variation, V-I=0.7, GCVS CM On

#330789	91.1415	-4.9173
pulsing? , 0.3 mag variation, V-I=0.6

#348412	92.6571	-5.5892
aprox 30 day period, 1 mag variation, V-I=1.8

Tom Droege