Here's a re-send of the April menu, with magnitude estimates supplied. But remember, I'm the one guy who *doesn't* have a telescope... so those are just guesses.
Also, there are two new Kepler stars which appear to be superhumping CVs - both quite bright:
15 57 39.57 -19 25 07.6 R=14.3 let's call it Kepler 14 15 37 38.45 -24 41 22.2 R=11.1 let's call it Kepler 11They seem to have long periods, though there is no fast-cadence Kepler data available (that's where the CBA comes in). Both very suitable for Josch's cadence... but also for our usual thing (say 30 s integrations or so), since there is no such coverage now - and won't be any from Kepler.
Not bad from the North, either. joe
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