Date: 2016 Oct 27 UT
Observers: Jon Brown, Suk Sien Tie
TO:  Steve A.
SA:  Barry R.

Moon phase: 

Summary: Weather started off great and gradually deteriorated. By the
         end of the LUCI/KELT-1 transit the seeing was quite poor.
         We switched to MODS and tried some programs that could
         tolerate the suboptimal conditions. Cirrus was moving in
         towards the end of the night.


Completed Programs: 
  OSU_KELT_ECL_16B/KELT1
  UVa_BCD_MODS/J0232
  OSU_ASASSN/ASASSN13di
  ND_LLSthick/J0936


Calibrations:
  LUCI darks & flats
  MODS G191-b2b

Details (All times UT):
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Plan is LUCI followed by MODS.

00:00 -- Handover/software start-up

00:30 -- LUCI Darks

01:10 -- OSU_KELT1
         Errors on centering were a little on the high side (~0.2")
         but visual inspection looked pretty good. Counts on the
         trace look fine. Seeing is ~0.8".
03:30 -- Some fluctuations in seeing up to ~1.2", 
         SX guide showing showing ~0.1 mag variability on few minute
         timescales.
04:30 -- Seeing is pretty variable (up to 1.5"), SX guide showing
         0.1-0.2 mag variability.
06:30 -- Seeing varying between 1-2", occasionally well over 2".
         SX guide showing ~0.4 mag variability.

07:30 -- Switch to MODS

07:55 -- Started UVa_BCD_MODS - J0232
         Seeing is ~2". Emission lines are fuzzy but visible.
         Conditions weren't as good as requested, but
         this was the most viable target.

08:55 -- Acquiring OSU_ASASSN - ASASSN13di
09:10 -- Started science exposure. Seeing over 2".
09:41 -- Running obs script again.

10:15 -- Acquiring standard G191-b2b.
10:19 -- Started obs script.

10:35 -- Acquiring ND_LLSthick - J0936
         Cirrus visible on horizon
10:45 -- Started science exposure. Seeing ~1.8", tranparency not great.
11:30 -- Seeing variable around ~2", transparency still not great but
         the target is bright.

12:30 -- LUCI flats