A few Pegasus doubles

[lunator]

I had a chance to get out for an our on the 21st so had a quick look at a few pegasus doubles.

using the OMC250 and the 32mm and baader zoom.

STF2818AB    Y/B    A wide pair with a noticeable difference in magnitude. The primary is yellow-Orange and the secondary blue-grey. Several bright stars in the field.

STF2889    Y/B    A tight pair with a moderate difference in magnitude. The primary is yellow-orange and the secondary is a blue dot.

STF2934    Y/B    A tight pair with a moderate difference in magnitude. The primary is yellow. The secondary is a small blue dot. Best view at x140.

STF29454    w/w    A very wide pair with a slight difference in magnitude. Both stars appear white. A bright star shares the field (HD216698).

STF2967    w/b    A fairly close pair with a moderate difference in magnitude. The primary is white, the secondary is pale blue. 

STF2969    w/w    A close pair with a samll difference in magnitude. Both stars appears white. Part of a 5 star asterism like a dice pattern.

STF2997    w/b    A wide pair with a moderate difference in magnitude. The primary is white, the secondary is blue-white. 

STF3000    w/w    A close pair of white stars, fairly evenly matched. Just visible at x70.

STF3014    w/b    A fairly close pair with a moderate difference in magnitude. The primary is white, the secondary is blue-grey and faint. 
 

Cheers

Ian

[Mr Spock]

A really good selection. Pegasus is nice and high at the moment so definitely on my target list.

[wookie1965]

Cracking list Ian I will add them to my list thanks. 

[Spile]

I decided to work through these and managed four or five (see below) - Thank you for uploading.

I have a query with...

"STF29454    w/w    A very wide pair with a slight difference in magnitude. Both stars appear white. A bright star shares the field (HD216698)."

Stelle Doppie https://www.stelledoppie.it cannot find it and HD216698 (HIP 113156) although in Pegasus isn't given as a double in Stellarium.

However STF2945 (HD216109) is in Stella Doppie and listed as a double in Stellarium. Although W+W, It wasn't a wide pair but very close and requiring 150x 

[lunator]

Hi Spile

It's a case of fat finger syndrome 😀.

 

It should read STF2954 a pair with 41" separation. 

Cheers

Ian