Observers: Steven Villanueva, Roberta Humphreys, Rick Pogge
Support Astronomer: Olga Kuhn (remote from Tucson)
Telescope Operator: David Gonzales  

VERY CLOUDY at sunset, sky mostly obscured
satellite image is not promising for tonight

NOTE: shared night with PEPSI 
UT 02:00 telescope opened, PEPSI looking at very bright stars through clouds 
Due to sky conditions we did not request handover until midnight
We will work with LBC tonight, and our remaining targets are second half.

Summary: LBC OSU_Monitor N4236, N4605, N5474, N5194, N4214 

Details: All times are UTC unless otherwise indicated

Telescope open ~ 1 am clouds thinning out

08:30 David gets pupils

08:35 moving to first target OSU monitor program
      NGC 4236, running dofpia 
      clouds increasing, losing pupils
      abort 

09:51 trying again 
     setting up on  NGC 4236
10:00 started exposure
      seeing ~ 2.6 blue, 1.9 red  
               2.4     , 1.8 
              
10:14 moving to N4605
10.23 started exposure
      seeing 1.1 blue, 1.2 red
             1.2     , 1.0 
      lost tracking 1st image OK
10:49 started exposure again
      seeing 1.4 blue, 1.4 red 
             1.6     , 1.3 

11:04 moving to N5474
11:13 starting exposure 
      seeing 1,5 blue, 1.3 red
             1.7     , 1.2 
             1.7     , 1.1 
             1.5     , 0.9

11:48 move to N5194 
11:56 starting exposure 
      seeing  0.9 blue, 0.9 red 
              1.3     , 1.1 
              1.3     , 1.1 

12:34 move to N4214 
12:45 starting exposure
      seeing 1.2 blue, 1.1 red  

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DONE

Telescope closed