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(17251) Vondracek - binary candidate, more data needed		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	Vladimir Benishek has observed this new target from Sopot, found it to be a binary candidate. A tentative lc decomposition (may be wrong): https://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/17251_2024a_p1.png https://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/17251_2024a_porb.png More data (errors < 0.02 mag) are needed to establish it well. Clear Skies, Petr [2024-04-19 07:57, Ondrejov]

(0000) Test (Finished) - Finished		[Add new note]
·	[2024-04-09 08:50, Ondrejov]
·	Test, please ignore. [2024-04-09 08:44, Ondrejov]
·	XXXX [2019-12-04 15:06, Ondrejov]
·	This is a test message only. Please ignore. Petr [2019-12-04 10:05, Ondrejov]
·	bbbb [2019-12-02 10:31, Ondrejov]
·	aaaa [2019-12-02 09:54, Ondrejov]
·	XXXXXX [2019-11-08 09:00, Ondrejov]
·	Test - please ignore. [2019-11-04 10:19, Ondrejov]

(32459) 2000 SK87		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	Sent two nights to Petr on this one. Just started another night. [2024-04-08 01:56, Shed of Science]

(7343) Ockeghem - Returning paired asteroid		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	I have one isolated clear night. So I will try to get a run on this object for this lunation. Russ [2024-02-13 01:23, Shed of Science]
·	Started this one on Jan 15. Don [2024-01-16 01:29, Sugarloaf]
·	Done for this apparition. Petr [2021-03-11 09:53, Ondrejov]
·	I took 2 sessions on this on Mar 8 and 10. Don [2021-03-10 20:37, Sugarloaf]
·	Done for this apparition. Petr [2019-10-07 12:09, Ondrejov]
·	I did a second run on this Sep 21. Don [2019-09-22 01:09, Sugarloaf]
·	Starting this at 01:55 UT. Don [2019-09-20 01:34, Sugarloaf]
·	Done for this apparition. Petr [2016-12-28 13:48, Ondrejov]
·	Started a run at 22:45, Dec 25 UT, and will observe until 03:00, Dec 26. Don [2016-12-26 01:08, Sugarloaf]
·	Started this at 01:00 UT. DOn [2016-10-26 01:29, Sugarloaf]
·	Did a run on this returning paired asteroid on Sep 23 UT. Don [2016-09-24 18:25, Sugarloaf]
·	Don Pray observed it on five nights in this lunation: http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/007343_201401.png http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/007343_201311.png Taking one last session (one period sufficient) in the next lunation will be useful for future spin&shape modeling. Clear Skies, Petr [2014-01-10 08:49, Ondrejov]
·	Started a run at 23:50, Jan 7 UT. Don [2014-01-08 03:39, Sugarloaf]
·	Started a run at 23:50, Jan 4 UT. Don [2014-01-05 00:22, Sugarloaf]
·	Cancelling 3073 and doing this one instead. Don [2014-01-04 03:22, Sugarloaf]
·	Don Pray observed this return paired asteroid from Sugarloaf Mountain recently: http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/007343_b3.png This is sufficient data for this lunation. Cheers, Petr [2013-12-02 09:20, Ondrejov]
·	Observed at Abastumani on Nov 23/24. [2013-12-02 09:15, Kharkiv]
·	Started a run at 02:45 UT. Don [2013-11-30 02:36, Sugarloaf]
·	This primary of the asteroid pair 7343-154634, also a "prime suspect" for being a binary, has been worked well for this apparition. We have received following data: 4 nights from Modra, 1 night from Skalnate Pleso and 1 night from SRO. Current solution: http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/007343_b1.png More data have been announced here in the binast-webtool, they will be joined in when they come. No more observations are needed for now. Cheers, Petr [2011-02-28 14:43, Ondrejov]
·	Will work later tonight from SRO. -Walt [2011-02-28 03:23, Sonoita]
·	Observing from 17:20 UT in good conditions. Michal [2011-02-27 20:45, SkalnatePleso]	[Remove]
·	Working from SRO tonight. -Walt [2011-02-25 02:52, Sonoita]
·	Object observing from 22:20 UT. Gabo [2011-02-24 21:54, SkalnatePleso]	[Remove]
·	Observed 23/24.2. 19:00-2:30 UT, data fit in well with our january observations. Jozef, Leos. [2011-02-24 11:31, Modra]
·	Began observing from T1M at Pic du Midi 02/01 at 22 UT until 5 UT we observed the previous night, but rapidly the fog came... [2011-02-02 23:38, Pic du Midi]
·	Observing from 23:05 UT in good conditions. Michal [2011-02-01 23:08, SkalnatePleso]	[Remove]
·	Began observing from T1M at Pic du Midi 02/01 at 22 UT until 5 UT we observed the previous night, but rapidly the fog came... [2011-02-01 23:05, Pic du Midi]
·	Began observing from Prompt 02/01 at 0245 UT under good conditions but high wind interrupted at 0450 UT. Joe [2011-02-01 16:29, Dark Sky & PROMPT]
·	Interrupted at ~23UT. Jozef [2011-01-31 01:34, Modra]
·	Another try tonight, starting ... surrounded by fog. Jozef [2011-01-30 20:32, Modra]
·	Weather did not hold, so anyone can take over now. Jozef, Stefan. [2011-01-29 20:39, Modra]
·	Planning this one tonight, if weather permits. Jozef, Stefan. [2011-01-29 16:17, Modra]
·	Observing it from 20:24 UT on Jan.28, 2011. Stefan/Jozef [2011-01-28 22:42, Modra]
·	Observed it on Jan. 27/28, 2011. Jozef/Stefan [2011-01-28 15:45, Modra]

(11548) Jerrylewis		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	Completed a few nights on this object and sent the data to Petr. Russ [2024-01-19 01:07, Shed of Science]
·	Vladimir Benishek observed this new target from Sopot: Good solution and coverage, no significant deviation. http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/11548.png Target closed. http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/binastphotsurvey.htm Petr [2019-12-17 15:08, Ondrejov]

(347) Pariana - suspect, confirmation needed		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	I did a few nights on this object and sent the data to Petr. No deviations seen. Russ [2024-01-19 01:05, Shed of Science]
·	Jesus Delgado (obs. station Z73; not a member of this our group) has contacted me about his recent observations of (347) Pariana. In a few of his 12 sessions for this object, there are present suspect deviations that might be attenuations in a binary system. See following very tentative lc decompositions of the three blocks of his data: https://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/00347_2023a_p1.png https://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/00347_2023a_p2.png https://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/00347_2023b_p1.png https://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/00347_2023b_p2.png https://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/00347_2023c_p1.png https://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/00347_2023c_p2.png More thorough high-quality data (errors 0.01 mag) are needed to confirm. Jesus cannot take such high quality data for the object in this month and he would appreciate a help by observers from this our group. Clear Skies, Petr [2024-01-02 12:15, Ondrejov]

(5744) Yorimasa - binary suspect, more data needed		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	Fred Vachier and coll. have observed this new target from Reunion, found suspect features there. A very tentative lc decomposition (which is obviously not correct for the second period, but I wanted to present it here so that you get an idea on what is seen in the data): https://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/05744_2023a_p1.png https://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/05744_2023a_porb.png More good quality data (errors < 0.02 mag) are needed to establish it. Clear Skies, Petr [2023-12-16 10:44, Ondrejov]

(5891) Gehrig		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	Started this new target from 12 UT to 18 UT. [2023-11-22 11:02, Blue Mountains Obs]

(16233) 2000 FA12 - Returning prime suspect		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	I've 2 runs on this so far. Don [2023-11-02 22:48, Sugarloaf]
·	Vladimir Benishek has taken two usable nights from Sopot for this return "prime suspect". No significant deviations seen, http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/16233_b5.png Cf. with the data from the first two apparitions: http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/16233_b2.png http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/16233.png Target closed, http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/binastphotsurvey.htm Good work Vladimir despite your less-than-ideal weather these days. Petr [2015-12-15 12:44, Ondrejov]
·	Observed this target on Dec. 12-13, 19:18-04:23 UT and Dec. 13-14, 19:52-01:37 UT. Vladimir [2015-12-15 11:38, Sopot AO]
·	This "prime suspect" was done by Don Pray in this 2nd apparition, no prominent deviation seen: http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/16233_b2.png Cf. with the 2006 data by Oleg Gerashchenko from Andrushivka: http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/16233.png Target closed, http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/binastphotsurvey.htm Petr [2012-04-02 11:28, Ondrejov]
·	Started this around 00:30 UT as a secondary target with less dense data collection than for 3481. Don [2012-02-27 01:34, Sugarloaf]
·	Started this at 00:10 UT for a 6 hour run. This will be the final run on this one. At 06:00 UT I'll attempt a run on the fast-moving radar target 2000 ET70 and could potentially get 4 hours on that. [2012-02-18 00:44, Sugarloaf]
·	Started a run at 00:25 UT and will go until clouds arrive in a few hours. Don [2012-01-31 00:49, Sugarloaf]
·	Started a run at 00:40 UT, and may get 4-5 hours in before the clouds come. Don [2012-01-30 04:04, Sugarloaf]
·	Started this new target at ~01:50 UT. Light breeze isn't helping, but is forecast to diminish. Don [2012-01-22 02:00, Sugarloaf]
·	Three nights by Oleg Gerashchenko from Andrushivka Astronomical Observatory for this one: a unique period, good coverage, no significant deviation seen: http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/16233.png It has been done well for the Survey. A note on it put to http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/binastphotsurvey.htm Pretty work on both targets, Oleg! Keep up the nice work. Cheers, Petr [2006-10-30 13:38, Ondrejov]

(1785) Wurm - Returning prome suspect		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	I've observed this one twice so far. Don [2023-11-02 22:45, Sugarloaf]
·	Don Pray observed this "prime suspect" from Sugarloaf Mountain in its current apparition: No significant deviation seen. http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/01785_c0.png Target closed. http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/binastphotsurvey.htm Petr [2020-12-21 13:43, Ondrejov]
·	Started this one at 03:10 UT. Don [2020-12-07 02:05, Sugarloaf]
·	Closed (it's insufficient data for BinAstPhotSurvey from this apparition). [2018-05-03 12:38, Ondrejov]
·	1785 Wurm observed last night from SARA SOUTH Chile. [2018-02-22 22:32, IAO-Isaac Aznar Obs.]
·	Don Pray has done this return "prime suspect" from Sugarloaf Mountain on three nights: Unique solution, good coverage, no significant deviation. http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/01785_b6.png Target done. http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/binastphotsurvey.htm Petr [2016-09-27 06:53, Ondrejov]
·	Started this prime suspect Sep 23 UT. Don [2016-09-24 18:39, Sugarloaf]
·	Julian has done this one from Leura: Unique solution, sufficient coverage, excellent fit. It is finished for the Survey, http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/binastphotsurvey.htm Excellent work, Julian. Cheers, Petr [2008-03-07 10:27, Ondrejov]
·	Another excellent night for this target taken from 10:11UT to 18:37UT 2008-03-06. Period refined to 3.2696h+/-0.0004h. Amplitude remains the same. Julian [2008-03-07 03:45, Blue Mountains Obs]
·	observed from 10:27UT to 14:40UT in excellent condition. Initial period estimation 3.26 +/- 0.01h with period 0.22 +/- 0.01mag. Here hoping the clouds, fog and instrument gremlins will stay away for good. [2008-03-04 01:15, Blue Mountains Obs]

(3574) Rudaux		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	completed over the month of July and August. period determined as 76.4h. Data sent in. observation is complete [2023-08-27 05:05, Blue Mountains Obs]
·	New target observed on 06/13,06/15,06/16,06/17 show that this asteroid is a long rotaton period object with period over 80h. [2023-10-14 11:38, Blue Mountains Obs]

(7144) Dossobuono - new binary, more data needed		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	Starting a run on this one in good conditions. Russ [2023-09-21 01:09, Shed of Science]
·	Two more nights by Vladimir Benishek from Sopot joined in. A likely solution: https://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/07144_2023a_porb.png https://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/07144_2023a_p1.png More data (errors < 0.02 mag) are needed to confirm and improve the solution. A tentative event ephemeris (but don't limit your observations just around the predicted mid-event times; the solution is not very certain yet): Date/Time UTC (LTc.) Phase -------------------------- 2023- 9- 3 2.97 0.270 2023- 9- 4 15.77 0.270 2023- 9- 6 4.57 0.270 2023- 9- 7 17.37 0.270 2023- 9- 9 6.17 0.270 2023- 9-10 18.97 0.270 2023- 9-12 7.77 0.270 2023- 9-13 20.57 0.270 2023- 9-15 9.37 0.270 2023- 9-16 22.17 0.270 2023- 9-18 10.97 0.270 2023- 9-19 23.77 0.270 2023- 9-21 12.57 0.270 2023- 9-23 1.37 0.270 Date/Time UTC (LTc.) Phase -------------------------- 2023- 9- 3 20.38 0.743 2023- 9- 5 9.18 0.743 2023- 9- 6 21.98 0.743 2023- 9- 8 10.78 0.743 2023- 9- 9 23.58 0.743 2023- 9-11 12.38 0.743 2023- 9-13 1.18 0.743 2023- 9-14 13.98 0.743 2023- 9-16 2.78 0.743 2023- 9-17 15.58 0.743 2023- 9-19 4.38 0.743 2023- 9-20 17.18 0.743 2023- 9-22 5.98 0.743 2023- 9-23 18.78 0.743 Clear Skies, Petr [2023-08-29 07:28, Ondrejov]
·	Vladimir Benishek has observed this returned binary suspect from Sopot on 6 nights. A tentative lc decomposition (may be wrong): https://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/07144_2023a_porb.png https://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/07144_2023a_p1.png More high-quality data (errors < 0.015 mag) are needed to catch more events so that we can establish it well and determine its orbital period. Clear Skies, Petr [2023-08-25 08:17, Ondrejov]
·	This new target was worked by Vladimir Benishek from Sopot and by Walt Cooney and coll. from SRO. The period appears to be reasonably detected (U = 2+), but the two apparent attenuations seen in the first two nights by Vladimir need to be confirmed (and their period established) in the future. http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/07144.png http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/07144_nsp.png http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/07144_20150612.png http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/07144_20150613.png Petr [2015-07-02 10:25, Ondrejov]
·	Started this at 01:35 UT. Don [2015-06-25 01:37, Sugarloaf]
·	Got a free night on this one the other night when it was in the field with (8474) Rettig. Will work it again tonight. -Walt [2015-06-18 02:14, Sonoita]

(3042) Zelinsky		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	Sent three nights data to Petr and Peter on this one. Will continue to work when I can. Russ [2023-09-09 19:04, Shed of Science]
·	This new target was done by Don Pray from Sugarloaf Mountain and Vladimir Benishek from Sopot: It's a good U = 2 solution (for the low amplitude), multiple coverage, no deviation seen. http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/03042.png http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/03042_nsp.png Target closed for the BinAstPhotSurvey. http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/binastphotsurvey.htm Good work guys on the low-amplitude object. Cheers, Petr [2016-07-29 06:53, Ondrejov]
·	Another session was obtained on July 11-12, 21:34-01:33 UT. Vladimir [2016-07-12 11:56, Sopot AO]
·	Plan to start this one at 04:30 UT. Don [2016-07-12 01:38, Sugarloaf]
·	I observed this target on July 10-11, 22:05-01:30 UT. Vladimir [2016-07-11 09:50, Sopot AO]
·	I started this new target on July 6. I also plan to observe it tonight. Don [2016-07-07 01:35, Sugarloaf]

(6108) Glebov - binary suspect, more data needed		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	observed on 08/25,08/24, 08/16. Good condition and data sent in. [2023-08-26 05:31, Blue Mountains Obs]
·	Starting a run on this under good conditions. Russ [2023-08-16 02:16, Shed of Science]
·	Russ Durkee has observed this target on two nights, found it to be a binary suspect. A tentative lc decomposition: https://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/06108_2023b_p1.png https://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/06108_2023b_porb.png (The period in the 2nd plot above was set just for plotting purpose. There is no real solution for P_orb yet.) More data are needed to confirm it. Clear Skies, Petr [2023-08-14 13:28, Ondrejov]
·	Starting a second night on this one. Russ [2023-08-14 03:46, Shed of Science]
·	This is a U = 2+ result. Closed for now, note put to http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/binastphotsurvey.htm Petr [2010-09-21 14:09, Ondrejov]
·	Observed 2010-08-30 in average conditions cut short by cloud. Data reveals a period of 2.84 +/- 0.02 hrs. Data is sparse and somewhat noisy with error bars on the 0.03mag limit. [2010-08-31 07:12, HuntersHill]
·	HHO has restricted observing capability but was able to provide some coverage of this target. Limited data in less than ideal conditions reveals a period of 2.74 +/- 0.03 hrs, 0.22 +/- 0.03 mag [2010-08-30 01:44, HuntersHill]

(8167) Ishii - binary or ternary candidate		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	Plan on starting this one in about 1 hour. Russ [2023-08-26 03:18, Shed of Science]
·	Did a short night on this one. Will continue to follow this lunation. Russ [2023-08-13 18:03, Shed of Science]
·	This new target was observed by Vladimir Benishek from Sopot and by Russ Durkee from Shed of Science South. It has two additive periods and there were superimposed two deep attenuations on February 6.1 and 9.1 suggesting mutual events with a longer period, see http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/08167_2021a_p1.png http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/08167_2021a_p2.png It is a serious binary (and possible ternary) candidate, but it needs to be established with high-quality thorough observations in the future. http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/binastphotsurvey.htm Petr [2021-07-20 09:02, Ondrejov]
·	More observations by Vladimir Benishek from Sopot and by Russ Rurkee from Shed of Science South have led to an apparently unique solution for both rotational periods. Russ also catched on February 6 what appears to be an event (with a longer period), see the x-ed points in following plots: http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/08167_2021a_p1.png http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/08167_2021a_p2.png More data (errors <= 0.03 mag) are needed to catch more events and establish their period. I encourage others here to help out. Clear Skies, Petr [2021-02-09 09:03, Ondrejov]
·	Following this one tonight. Russ [2021-02-07 02:57, Shed of Science]
·	Vladimir Benishek has observed this new target from Sopot on 3 nights, found an interesting complex lightcurve. There seem to be two (or more) lc components, but the data are insufficient to get a solution. See following to get idea: http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/08167.png I encourage others here to help out. Clear Skies, Petr [2021-02-04 13:47, Ondrejov]
·	I worked this target on several nights. Vladimir [2021-02-03 08:04, Sopot AO]

(2029) Binomi		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	I've done 2 runs of this and will do another tonight, Aug 22 UT. Don [2023-08-23 00:33, Sugarloaf]

(19373) 1997 YC14		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	Completed three nights on this one. Will do at least one more. Russ [2023-08-09 13:24, Shed of Science]

(1195) Orangia		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	I've done 2 sessions on this, July 20 and 23. Don [2023-07-23 23:14, Sugarloaf]

(11723) 1998 HT125		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	Did one night on this one. Russ [2023-04-16 19:19, Shed of Science]

(2827) Vellamo - Prime Suspect		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	Doing a run on this tonight, Mar 20 UT. Don [2023-03-20 00:03, Sugarloaf]
·	This returned "prime suspect" was observed by Russ Durkee from Shed of Science South, supported with one session by Vladimir Benishek from Sopot. Good solution and coverage, no significant deviation. http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/02827_c1.png Target closed. http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/binastphotsurvey.htm Petr [2021-12-14 11:20, Ondrejov]
·	Doing one more night on this one. Russ [2021-11-12 02:21, Shed of Science]
·	Did a run on this one last night. Will do another tonight. Russ [2021-10-30 01:11, Shed of Science]
·	Russ Durkee observed this return "prime suspect": Unique period, acceptable coverage, no significant deviation. http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/02827_b9.png Target closed. http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/binastphotsurvey.htm Petr [2019-01-11 14:35, Ondrejov]
·	Will start about 3UT and run until 9UT on 1/5 Russ [2019-01-04 22:22, Shed of Science]
·	Starting at 3:00 UT 1/1/19 run until about 9UT. Russ [2019-01-01 03:06, Shed of Science]

(1857) Parchomenko - binary candidate, more data needed		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	Vladimir Benishek has observed this binary candidate (Stephens et al. 2006) from Sopot on 10 nights in its current apparition so far, catched apparent events. A tentative decomposition: https://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/01857_2023a_porb.png https://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/01857_2023a_p1.png https://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/01857_2023b_porb.png https://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/01857_2023b_p1.png (Note: The period in the porb plots above was set just for plotting purpose. No meaningful P_orb has been estimated yet.) Vladimir would appreciate a help with this one. Data with errors not greater than 0.015 mag are needed; don't bother in less ideal conditions. Clear Skies, Petr [2023-02-16 11:51, Ondrejov]

(2923) Schuyler		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	Starting another run on this tonight. [2023-01-18 02:58, Shed of Science]
·	Started one night on this new object. Russ [2023-01-13 12:04, Shed of Science]

(6896) 1987 RE1		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	This new target was observed over four nights. Vladimir [2022-11-14 02:21, Sopot AO]

(6109) Balseiro - binary suspect, more data needed		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	Vladimir Benishek has observed this off-list target from Sopot, found it to be a binary suspect. Solution is not clear yet; a tentative solution for the main (primary) period: https://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/06109.png More data (errors <= 0.02 mag) are needed to establish it. Clear Skies, Petr [2022-09-23 07:44, Ondrejov]

(10548) 1992 PJ2 - Prime Suspect		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	I corrected the number. Petr S. [2022-07-13 08:41, Ondrejov]
·	Typo here. The number should be 10548. Don [2022-07-09 00:18, Sugarloaf]
·	Started this one on July 7. Don [2022-07-09 00:16, Sugarloaf]
·	Adrian has reduced the last night from Modra. The target is finished: http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/10548.png http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/binastphotsurvey.htm Nice work, guys. Cheers, Petr [2007-07-31 08:13, Ondrejov]
·	This one has been done well by Stefan and Juraj from Modra (5 nights), by Peter K. from Ondrejov (1 night), and by Don from Carbuncle Hill (1 night): http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/10548.png Unique period, good coverage, no significant deviation above the detection limit seen. There is one additional night July 27/28 by Juraj from Modra to be reduced, so we will wait for it before closing the target here. Nevertheless, no more data are needed now. Nice work, guys. Cheers, Petr [2007-07-30 09:17, Ondrejov]
·	Started at 21:28 UT on July 27, 2007 Juraj [2007-07-27 21:38, Modra]
·	Started at 21:28 UT on July 26, 2007. Stefan/Juraj [2007-07-26 21:34, Modra]
·	Started at 21:30 UT on July 25. As a second nice target (10443) entered in the field yesterday, Don could have first data already. Stefan [2007-07-25 22:32, Modra]
·	Doing a run on this tonight. Don [2007-07-25 03:15, CarbuncleHill]
·	Started at 21:46 UT on July 23. Stefan [2007-07-23 22:50, Modra]
·	Doing this tonight. Don [2007-07-22 03:10, CarbuncleHill]
·	Started at 21:54 UT on July 21. Stefan [2007-07-21 22:28, Modra]
·	Started at 22:09 UT on July 20. Stefan [2007-07-20 22:14, Modra]
·	Taking second night for it from here (from 22:15 UT). Peter K. [2007-07-16 22:40, Ondrejov]
·	Observing from 22:15 UT. Peter K. [2007-07-15 23:54, Ondrejov]
·	Don will be away until July 21, so if someone could take over this one in the meantime, it would be good. A period about 4 hours, but not unique: http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/10548.png Two good consecutive nights with errors not greater than 0.03 mag could do it. Clear Skies, Petr [2007-07-13 17:39, Ondrejov]
·	Doing this one tonight. Don [2007-07-13 03:13, CarbuncleHill]
·	Starting a second run on this at about 3:45 UT. Clouds may interfere. Don [2007-07-10 03:34, CarbuncleHill]

(4272) Entsuji - Return Binary, 2nd apparition		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	I observed this return binary on June 25 and 26. The field is crowded. Don [2022-06-27 14:58, Sugarloaf]
·	Done for the discovery apparition. Petr [2016-01-19 11:47, Ondrejov]
·	Monitoring events would be useful for future modeling. Good data (errors < 0.02 mag) covering full events will be useful; don't bother in less optimal conditions. Events ephemeris: Date/Time UTC (LTc.) Phase -------------------------- 2015-12-28 16.43 0.250 2015-12-29 8.37 0.250 2015-12-30 0.32 0.250 2015-12-30 16.26 0.250 2015-12-31 8.21 0.250 2016- 1- 1 0.15 0.250 2016- 1- 1 16.10 0.250 2016- 1- 2 8.04 0.250 2016- 1- 2 23.99 0.250 2016- 1- 3 15.93 0.250 2016- 1- 4 7.88 0.250 2016- 1- 4 23.82 0.250 2016- 1- 5 15.77 0.250 2016- 1- 6 7.71 0.250 2016- 1- 6 23.66 0.250 2016- 1- 7 15.60 0.250 2016- 1- 8 7.55 0.250 2016- 1- 8 23.49 0.250 2016- 1- 9 15.44 0.250 2016- 1-10 7.38 0.250 2016- 1-10 23.33 0.250 2016- 1-11 15.27 0.250 2016- 1-12 7.22 0.250 2016- 1-12 23.16 0.250 2016- 1-13 15.11 0.250 2016- 1-14 7.05 0.250 2016- 1-14 23.00 0.250 Date/Time UTC (LTc.) Phase -------------------------- 2015-12-29 0.45 0.754 2015-12-29 16.40 0.754 2015-12-30 8.34 0.754 2015-12-31 0.29 0.754 2015-12-31 16.23 0.754 2016- 1- 1 8.18 0.754 2016- 1- 2 0.12 0.754 2016- 1- 2 16.07 0.754 2016- 1- 3 8.01 0.754 2016- 1- 3 23.96 0.754 2016- 1- 4 15.90 0.754 2016- 1- 5 7.85 0.754 2016- 1- 5 23.79 0.754 2016- 1- 6 15.74 0.754 2016- 1- 7 7.68 0.754 2016- 1- 7 23.63 0.754 2016- 1- 8 15.57 0.754 2016- 1- 9 7.52 0.754 2016- 1- 9 23.46 0.754 2016- 1-10 15.41 0.754 2016- 1-11 7.35 0.754 2016- 1-11 23.30 0.754 2016- 1-12 15.24 0.754 2016- 1-13 7.19 0.754 2016- 1-13 23.13 0.754 2016- 1-14 15.08 0.754 2016- 1-15 7.02 0.754 Clear Skies, Petr [2015-12-17 07:43, Ondrejov]
·	For this one, monitoring events would be useful for future modeling too. Good data (errors < 0.02 mag) covering full events will be useful; don't bother in less optimal conditions. Events ephemeris: Date/Time UTC (LTc.) Phase -------------------------- 2015-11-29 10.85 0.250 2015-11-30 2.79 0.250 2015-11-30 18.74 0.250 2015-12- 1 10.68 0.250 2015-12- 2 2.63 0.250 2015-12- 2 18.57 0.250 2015-12- 3 10.52 0.250 2015-12- 4 2.46 0.250 2015-12- 4 18.41 0.250 2015-12- 5 10.35 0.250 2015-12- 6 2.30 0.250 2015-12- 6 18.24 0.250 2015-12- 7 10.19 0.250 2015-12- 8 2.13 0.250 2015-12- 8 18.08 0.250 2015-12- 9 10.02 0.250 2015-12-10 1.97 0.250 2015-12-10 17.91 0.250 2015-12-11 9.86 0.250 2015-12-12 1.80 0.250 2015-12-12 17.75 0.250 2015-12-13 9.69 0.250 2015-12-14 1.64 0.250 2015-12-14 17.58 0.250 2015-12-15 9.53 0.250 2015-12-16 1.47 0.250 2015-12-16 17.42 0.250 2015-12-17 9.36 0.250 2015-12-18 1.31 0.250 Date/Time UTC (LTc.) Phase -------------------------- 2015-11-29 2.91 0.753 2015-11-29 18.86 0.753 2015-11-30 10.80 0.753 2015-12- 1 2.75 0.753 2015-12- 1 18.69 0.753 2015-12- 2 10.64 0.753 2015-12- 3 2.58 0.753 2015-12- 3 18.53 0.753 2015-12- 4 10.47 0.753 2015-12- 5 2.42 0.753 2015-12- 5 18.36 0.753 2015-12- 6 10.31 0.753 2015-12- 7 2.25 0.753 2015-12- 7 18.20 0.753 2015-12- 8 10.14 0.753 2015-12- 9 2.09 0.753 2015-12- 9 18.03 0.753 2015-12-10 9.98 0.753 2015-12-11 1.92 0.753 2015-12-11 17.87 0.753 2015-12-12 9.81 0.753 2015-12-13 1.76 0.753 2015-12-13 17.70 0.753 2015-12-14 9.65 0.753 2015-12-15 1.59 0.753 2015-12-15 17.54 0.753 2015-12-16 9.48 0.753 2015-12-17 1.43 0.753 2015-12-17 17.37 0.753 2015-12-18 9.32 0.753 Clear Skies, Petr [2015-11-23 08:22, Ondrejov]
·	Our discovery announcement on this one has appeared on CBET 4158, attached below for your convenience. Cheers, Petr (4272) ENTSUJI V. Benishek, Belgrade Astronomical Observatory; J. Pollock, D. Caton, and R. Hawkins, Appalachian State University; P. Pravec, Ondrejov Observatory; D. Pray, Sugarloaf Mountain Observatory, South Deerfield, MA, U.S.A.; V. Chiorny, Kharkiv Observatory; D. Reichart and J. Haislip, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; and A. Smith, Gemini North, report that photometric observations obtained during Sept. 14-Oct. 15 reveal that minor planet (4272) is a binary system with an orbital period of 15.945 ± 0.006 hr. The primary shows a period of 2.8087 ± 0.0002 hr and has a lightcurve amplitude of 0.06 mag at solar phases 4-9 degrees, suggesting a nearly spheroidal shape. Mutual eclipse/occultation events that are 0.03- to 0.08-magnitude deep indicate the secondary-to-primary mean-diameter ratio of 0.18. 2015 October 30 (CBET 4158) Daniel W. E. Green [2015-10-30 15:42, Ondrejov]
·	We have submitted our discovery announcement on this one to CBET earlier today. Current status: http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/04272_porb.png http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/04272_p1.png Monitoring events would be useful for future modeling. Good data (errors < 0.02 mag) covering full events will be useful; don't bother in less optimal conditions. Events ephemeris: Date/Time UTC (LTc.) Phase -------------------------- 2015-10-30 13.32 0.250 2015-10-31 5.27 0.250 2015-10-31 21.21 0.250 2015-11- 1 13.16 0.250 2015-11- 2 5.10 0.250 2015-11- 2 21.05 0.250 2015-11- 3 12.99 0.250 2015-11- 4 4.94 0.250 2015-11- 4 20.88 0.250 2015-11- 5 12.83 0.250 2015-11- 6 4.77 0.250 2015-11- 6 20.72 0.250 2015-11- 7 12.66 0.250 2015-11- 8 4.61 0.250 2015-11- 8 20.55 0.250 2015-11- 9 12.50 0.250 2015-11-10 4.44 0.250 2015-11-10 20.39 0.250 2015-11-11 12.33 0.250 2015-11-12 4.28 0.250 2015-11-12 20.22 0.250 2015-11-13 12.17 0.250 2015-11-14 4.11 0.250 2015-11-14 20.06 0.250 2015-11-15 12.00 0.250 2015-11-16 3.95 0.250 2015-11-16 19.89 0.250 2015-11-17 11.84 0.250 2015-11-18 3.78 0.250 2015-11-18 19.73 0.250 2015-11-19 11.67 0.250 2015-11-20 3.62 0.250 2015-11-20 19.56 0.250 Date/Time UTC (LTc.) Phase -------------------------- 2015-10-30 21.32 0.752 2015-10-31 13.26 0.752 2015-11- 1 5.21 0.752 2015-11- 1 21.15 0.752 2015-11- 2 13.10 0.752 2015-11- 3 5.04 0.752 2015-11- 3 20.99 0.752 2015-11- 4 12.93 0.752 2015-11- 5 4.88 0.752 2015-11- 5 20.82 0.752 2015-11- 6 12.77 0.752 2015-11- 7 4.71 0.752 2015-11- 7 20.66 0.752 2015-11- 8 12.60 0.752 2015-11- 9 4.55 0.752 2015-11- 9 20.49 0.752 2015-11-10 12.44 0.752 2015-11-11 4.38 0.752 2015-11-11 20.33 0.752 2015-11-12 12.27 0.752 2015-11-13 4.22 0.752 2015-11-13 20.16 0.752 2015-11-14 12.11 0.752 2015-11-15 4.05 0.752 2015-11-15 20.00 0.752 2015-11-16 11.94 0.752 2015-11-17 3.89 0.752 2015-11-17 19.83 0.752 2015-11-18 11.78 0.752 2015-11-19 3.72 0.752 2015-11-19 19.67 0.752 2015-11-20 11.61 0.752 Clear Skies, Petr [2015-10-26 10:32, Ondrejov]
·	Doing a run to catch the primary event. Don [2015-10-15 02:21, Sugarloaf]
·	Started this at 01:40 UT and should catch the primary event. Don [2015-10-13 01:14, Sugarloaf]
·	I plan to start this at 01:40 UT to catch the secondary event at 06.78 UT. Don [2015-10-11 23:35, Sugarloaf]
·	Currently (1830 UT) running from Perth. Covered secondary event centered at 1450 UT. Joe [2015-10-11 18:31, Dark Sky & PROMPT]
·	Starting a run on this at 01:50 UT. Don [2015-10-10 23:51, Sugarloaf]
·	A binary solution for this new target from the data by Vladimir Benishek from Sopot, by Joe Pollock from Perth and by Don Pray from Sugarloaf Mountain: http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/04272_porb.png http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/04272_p1.png More data are needed to nail down; event ephemeris: Date/Time UTC (LTc.) Phase -------------------------- 2015-10- 9 23.00 0.278 2015-10-10 14.94 0.278 2015-10-11 6.88 0.278 2015-10-11 22.82 0.278 2015-10-12 14.76 0.278 2015-10-13 6.70 0.278 2015-10-13 22.64 0.278 2015-10-14 14.58 0.278 2015-10-15 6.52 0.278 2015-10-15 22.46 0.278 2015-10-16 14.40 0.278 2015-10-17 6.34 0.278 2015-10-17 22.28 0.278 2015-10-18 14.22 0.278 2015-10-19 6.16 0.278 2015-10-19 22.10 0.278 2015-10-20 14.04 0.278 2015-10-21 5.98 0.278 2015-10-21 21.92 0.278 2015-10-22 13.86 0.278 2015-10-23 5.80 0.278 2015-10-23 21.74 0.278 Date/Time UTC (LTc.) Phase -------------------------- 2015-10- 9 15.02 0.778 2015-10-10 6.96 0.778 2015-10-10 22.90 0.778 2015-10-11 14.84 0.778 2015-10-12 6.78 0.778 2015-10-12 22.72 0.778 2015-10-13 14.66 0.778 2015-10-14 6.60 0.778 2015-10-14 22.54 0.778 2015-10-15 14.48 0.778 2015-10-16 6.42 0.778 2015-10-16 22.36 0.778 2015-10-17 14.30 0.778 2015-10-18 6.24 0.778 2015-10-18 22.18 0.778 2015-10-19 14.12 0.778 2015-10-20 6.06 0.778 2015-10-20 22.00 0.778 2015-10-21 13.94 0.778 2015-10-22 5.88 0.778 2015-10-22 21.82 0.778 2015-10-23 13.76 0.778 2015-10-24 5.70 0.778 Clear Skies, Petr [2015-10-09 12:28, Ondrejov]
·	I started a run on this at 02:50 UT. Don [2015-10-08 04:02, Sugarloaf]
·	I observed this one last night (Oct. 05-06, 20:16 - 03:08 UT). There is a larger gap in data due to the overcast. Vladimir [2015-10-06 14:40, Sopot AO]
·	I started this at 2:00 UT. Don [2015-10-06 02:04, Sugarloaf]
·	Vladimir Benishek and Joe Pollock took first observations for this new target. There is a feature in the data that may be an event in a binary asteroid. A very tentative decomposition of the data (but it may be wrong, and P_orb is actually not determined, of course): http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/04272_p1.png http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/04272_porb.png More data are needed to confirm. Vladimir and Joe may not be able to take them soon; you others here are encouraged to help out. Clear Skies, Petr [2015-10-05 07:06, Ondrejov]
·	I observed this target on Oct. 03-04, 21:48 - 03:20 UT. Vladimir [2015-10-04 11:10, Sopot AO]

(20085) 1994 LC - new binary, more data needed		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	Russ has taken more data for this one, catched more events. I'm traveling now and I will analyze his new data later on. However, as the weather forecast for his site this week is poor, he would appreciate a help by others. (Errors of 0.02 mag are needed.) I encourage people here to help out Russ. Clear Skies, Petr [2022-05-31 07:14, Ondrejov]
·	Working this object again tonight. Russ [2022-05-27 02:33, Shed of Science]
·	Working this object tonight. Russ [2022-05-26 02:27, Shed of Science]
·	Will try to follow tonight. Russ [2022-05-13 02:42, Shed of Science]
·	Russ Durkee has observed this new target from Shed of Science South, found it to be a binary suspect. A tentative lc decomposition: https://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/20085_2022a_p1.png https://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/20085_2022a_porb.png (The P_orb value in the 2nd plot above was set just for plotting purpose, there is no solution for the orbit period yet.) More data (errors not greater than 0.02 mag) are needed to confirm it. Clear Skies, Petr [2022-05-11 06:58, Ondrejov]

(29997) 2000 AE127		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	I did runs on this on Apr 30 and May 1. Don [2022-05-01 23:37, Sugarloaf]

(55913) 1998 FL12 - Paired Asteroid		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	I observed this on Mar 4, and plan to observe it again on Mar 5. Don [2022-03-05 00:18, Sugarloaf]
·	Unclear, apparently complex case. Petr [2014-05-12 13:41, Ondrejov]
·	Started this one at 00:40 UT. Don [2014-04-18 01:34, Sugarloaf]
·	I started this at 01:10 UT. Don [2014-04-10 01:48, Sugarloaf]
·	Plan to start this at 01:30. Run of last night ruined by wind. Don [2014-04-07 01:00, Sugarloaf]
·	I started this at 02:10 UT in somewhat breezy conditions. Don [2014-04-06 02:17, Sugarloaf]
·	Planning to start a run on this low amplitude object at 01:40 UT. Don [2014-04-03 00:40, Sugarloaf]
·	Planning to start a run on this one at 02:30 UT. Don [2014-03-24 01:04, Sugarloaf]
·	I plan to start this one at 02:40 UT. Don [2014-03-22 00:52, Sugarloaf]

(88259) 2001 HJ7 - Paired Asteroid		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	Starting this one at 23:45, Dec 12 UT. Don [2021-12-12 22:42, Sugarloaf]
·	I started this at about 00:00, Dec 4 UT. Don [2021-12-04 00:13, Sugarloaf]
·	Starting a run on this one tonight. [2021-12-03 02:22, Shed of Science]
·	Starting this one tonight. Russ [2021-11-30 01:55, Shed of Science]
·	Planning to start this at 00:10, Nov 30 UT. Don [2021-11-29 21:57, Sugarloaf]
·	Starting this one tonight. Russ [2021-11-29 03:00, Shed of Science]
·	I'm starting this one at 00:45 UT and hope to get ~5 hours on it before clouds arrive. Don [2021-11-27 23:08, Sugarloaf]
·	Doing a run on this tonight. Clouds my interfere. Don [2021-11-25 00:55, Sugarloaf]
·	I've done several runs on this through Nov. Doing another session tonight, Nov. 24, UT. Don [2021-11-24 00:47, Sugarloaf]
·	This paired asteroid was done by Brian Warner from PDO, by Joe Pollock with PROMPT, and by Don Pray from Sugarloaf Mountain: http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/088259_1206.png http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/088259_1205.png Cf. with data by Adrian Galad with CTIO 1.0-m from 2009: http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/088259.png Cheers, Petr [2012-07-01 08:44, Ondrejov]
·	Started this at 01:50 UT. Don [2012-06-29 01:50, Sugarloaf]
·	Started a run at 01:40 UT. Looks like it could be a slow rotator. Don [2012-06-24 02:58, Sugarloaf]
·	Started this at 1:50 UT. Don [2012-06-22 03:04, Sugarloaf]
·	Starting this new target at 02:40 UT. Doing 5953 as secondary. Don [2012-06-21 03:16, Sugarloaf]

(159476) 2000 RH79		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	Started a run on this one tonight. Vladimir [2021-08-19 23:46, Sopot AO]

(106848) 2000 YP16		[Add new note] [Send data to: peter@asu.cas.cz ]
·	I am going to work on this one tonight. Russ [2021-03-08 01:46, Shed of Science]
·	I did a run on this one last night. I will follow it again starting shortly. Russ [2021-02-02 01:16, Shed of Science]
·	Started on a new target on 01/15 and 01/16 [2021-01-17 08:52, Blue Mountains Obs]

2008 FU6 - NEA binary - to be closed after finishing reduction of PROMPT observations		[Add new note] [Send data to: ppravec@astro.cz ]
·	Began run at 0040 UT from Prompt Tololo. Errors about 0.03 with 240s exposure. Joe [2014-03-23 01:53, Dark Sky & PROMPT]
·	2008 FU6 is currently relatively bright. It is at 18.0 tonight and will reach 17.9 on 3/27. This is the brightest it will be until about 2026. It is well placed in the sky being above 2 air masses for 8 hours from Chile and is in an uncrowded area as well. At Dec -7 it is available from both hemispheres. Also, the moon is rapidly diminishing. I plan to make extensive observations of it with Prompt and Petr has indicated that they will try to get some data with the DK154. Joe [2014-03-22 18:49, Dark Sky & PROMPT]
·	Hello all. There are some news about? Stefan [2014-03-21 10:14, Modra]
·	Began observing with 32" at Dark Sky Obs. at 0117 UT under good conditions. Joe [2011-05-10 03:42, Dark Sky & PROMPT]
·	Began observing with 32" at Dark Sky Obs. at 0125 UT under good conditions. Joe [2011-05-09 02:41, Dark Sky & PROMPT]
·	Began observing from Prompt at 2320 UT under good conditions. Joe [2011-04-27 23:23, Dark Sky & PROMPT]
·	Observing from 19:55UT. Jozef, Stefan. [2011-04-24 19:55, Modra]
·	Began observing with 32" at Dark Sky Obs. at 0125 UT under good conditions. Joe [2011-04-24 03:33, Dark Sky & PROMPT]
·	Trying this one from 19:40UT. Jozef, Stefan [2011-04-23 19:46, Modra]
·	Observing this one from 19:20 UT (expecting 6.7 hr long run). Best wishes, Kamil [2011-04-22 19:41, Ondrejov]
·	I will try this one from 22:40 UT. Best wishes, Kamil [2011-04-20 20:59, Ondrejov]
·	Began observing using Dark Sky 32" at 0345 UT. Should get about 6 hours of outside event light curve. Joe [2011-04-14 04:48, Dark Sky & PROMPT]
·	Began observing from Prompt at 0100 UT. Hope to get predicted event ~0437 UT as well as possibly some overlap with Kamil. Joe [2011-04-11 01:12, Dark Sky & PROMPT]
·	We going to observe this one from 19:30 UT if weather permit. Best wishes, Kamil + student [2011-04-10 17:43, Ondrejov]
·	Began observing from Prompt at 0200 UT. Hope to get predicted event ~0740 UT. Joe [2011-04-09 03:07, Dark Sky & PROMPT]
·	Began observing from Prompt at 0030 UT under good conditions. Will try to get predicted event at 0916 UT. Joe [2011-04-08 00:44, Dark Sky & PROMPT]
·	Joe Polock has found this Apollo asteroid to be a serious binary suspect. His two nights 2011-04-04 and 05 with Prompt showed what appears to be a mutual event. The primary's rotation component has not been well revealed with its data, which hampers interpretation, but two values for the orbit period are possible: 22.5 h and 44-45 hours. Below I give an events ephemeris for the shorter period. More observations from stations spread in longitude and preferrably with a higher photometric accuracy are needed to establish the orbital as well as the primary lightcurve component. http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/2008fu6_porb.png Date/Time UTC (LTc.) Phase -------------------------- 2011- 4- 6 23.61 0.505 2011- 4- 7 22.06 0.505 2011- 4- 8 20.51 0.505 2011- 4- 9 18.96 0.505 2011- 4-10 17.41 0.505 2011- 4-11 15.86 0.505 2011- 4-12 14.31 0.505 Date/Time UTC (LTc.) Phase -------------------------- 2011- 4- 6 12.37 0.005 2011- 4- 7 10.82 0.005 2011- 4- 8 9.27 0.005 2011- 4- 9 7.72 0.005 2011- 4-10 6.17 0.005 2011- 4-11 4.62 0.005 2011- 4-12 3.07 0.005 Clear Skies, Petr [2011-04-06 06:52, Ondrejov]