OSU/RC Queue Observing UTC 2011 June 3
(civil date 2011 June 2/3)
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Observer:
Paul Martini (OSU), Joe Antognini (OSU), George Privon (UVa) 

Observing Assistant: David Gonzalez
Support Astronomer : Olga Kuhn
Instrumentation    : 

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Instrument:
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LBC

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 Summary:
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We were able to observe three ~30min OBs to completion (QSO0959, NGC4258
Monitor, and QSO1522-gz) in the first part of the night. Seeing was around 1".
After 2.5 hours, we closed for winds and remained closed for the rest of the
night.

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 Details: 
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01:00 	Conditions fairly clear, although wind near limit
	Taking bias frames 
02:30 	Sunset
02:55   Starting rz twilight flats (scaled 1:1, well matched) 
	OB/LBC crashed, restarted fairly quickly 
03:12	Starting gi twilight flats, counts fairly low so scaling by 30
03:42	Starting dofpia on QSO0959 field
03:47   Starting QSO0959-ri. Seeing started at about 1.5, but quickly 
 	improved to about 1"  
04:00 	Twilight ends 
04:25	Finished QSO0959-ri. Seeing ~1". Slew to NGC4258 offset focus field.
04:28	Started dofpia.
04:35   Started NGC4258 monitor OB. Initial seeing ~1".
05:11	Finished NGC4258 monitor. Seeing remained steady at ~1".
05:13	Pointing on WT10_228.
05:24	Slew to QSO1522. Running dofpia.
05:28	Running QSO1522-gz2. Seeing ~0.8".
05:45	Some degredation in image qualtiy in blue channel after first
	exposure. Improved in subsequent exposures.
~06:00	Finished QSO1522-gz2. Started dofpia.
06:18	Running QSO1522-gz1. Seeing ~0.8" in red, ~1.3" in blue.
06:37	Stopped after 4 dither positions to check wind.
06:50	Closing for wind.
10:16	Calling it a night.
10:30 	Twilight begins
12:00   Sunrise