[Aavso-photometry] new CV sequence

[Aaron Price]

 Hey all. Here is a sequence from Mati Morel for the new cv in pyxis.
We'd make a chart for it but don't have time since this is the eve of
our week long spring meeting where many of the chart makers will be.

 When I get back I'll post some analysis of the GMRT campaign. This
week lots of good data came in. Thanks for stepping up to the plate!

 Good luck!
-- 
Aaron

   Following below is sequence for 0914-29 Nova(?) Pyx 2005. .
Position:  (2000) 9:18:58.5 -29:42:37
Star #   RA2000      DEC2000    V      Err     N        HD/ GSC
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1    9:19:25.21  -29:46:49.4    9.27                        80514
2    9:19:12.21  -29:44:48.3   10.45    0.02   213   6599-2066
3    9:18:45.03  -29:31:37.2   11.10    0.04   208   6599-2227
4    9:19:44.55  -29:34:46.5   11.72    0.05   218   6599-0700
5    9:18:30.90  -29:44:53.5   11.77    0.05   204   6599-1562
6    9:19:47.30  -29:39:57.6   11.92    0.05   216   6599-2334
7    9:19:06.77  -29:53:05.2   12.44    0.06   202   6599-2286

8    9:19:13.73  -29:51:45.7   13.31   0.12   193   6599-2247
9    9:18:37.72  -29:42:41.5   13.56   0.13   177   6599-2055
10  9:18:41.82  -29:40:22.9   13.9v
Notes:
Star 1 :  Tycho-2 data : V =9.27, B-V = 1.21
Stars 2-7 : data extracted from ASAS-3.
Stars 8 & 9 : data from ASAS-3. Errors are larger, but I have no
reason to think that USNO A2.0 mags would be any better. eg
For star 7, A2.0 yields mv = 12.1; for star 8, mv = 12.3.
Star 10 :  Visual mag from USNO-A2.0.