Stone (1977) Spectrophotometric Standards

Wavelengths from 3200 to 8370 Å.

Star
No. 		Name RA
(2000) 		Dec
(2000) 		Spec
Type 		AB
(5556 Å)
1 Hiltner 102 01:09:04.9 +62:47:29 BO III 10.35
2 Feige 15 01:49:09.4 +13:33:12 A1 V 10.41
3 Feige 25 02:38:37.6 +05:27:55 B6 V 12.01
4 HZ 15 04:40:39.3 +08:40:46 B5 12.59
5 Hiltner 600 06:45:13.4 +02:08:15 B1 V 10.42
6 BD+08° 2015 08:15:42.4 +07:37:14 G2: V 10.39
7 Feige 34 10:39:37.6 +43:06:21 sd0 11.24
8 Feige 56 12:06:47.2 +11:40:13 B5p 11.11
9 Feige 92 14:11:32.0 +50:07:04 Bp 11.62
10 Feige 98 14:38:15.8 +27:29:33 B7 11.84
11 BD+33° 2642 15:51:59.0 +32:57:01 B2 IVp 10.88
12 Kopff 27 17:43:55.8 +05:24:48 A3 V 10.31
13 BD+25° 3941 19:44:26.1 +26:13:17 B1.5 V 10.36
14 BD+40° 4032 20:08:24.3 +41:15:03 B2 III 10.45
15 BD+28° 4211
see note 		21:51:11.5 +28:51:49 sdOp 10.56
16 Feige 110 23:19:58.3 -05:09:56 sdO 11.88:

Notes

  • BD+28° 4211 is a binary with a separation of roughly 3 arcsec. The secondary is quite red.

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