TYC 1332-00448-1(mag10.4) by (125)Liberatrix on 2015 Jan. 23

** Prediction: 
Long.: 120o 00' 00.0" E, Lat.: 23o 23' 28.0" N
PredTime:    15h 10m 52s

**** Successful observations:
Observer:    Chilong Lin
Place:       Taichung, Taiwan
Long.: 120o 39' 00" E, 24o 06' 48" N, Height: 68m (WGS84, MSL)
Method:      VCR, 9.25inch f=1480mm CELESTRON C9.25 (F6.3 reducer), WATEC 120N
Time signal: WINDOWS, automatically calibrated through web
Result:      D 15h 11m 01.23s +/-0.067s
             R 15h 11m 06.70s +/-0.067s
Note: Observation was made from ~15h 10m 00s to 15h 12m 00s.
  Asteroid: Not visible.  Approx. Limiting Mag.: ~12mag.
  Duration: 5.47s +/-0.067s(4/30fps)
  Sky Transparency: Good, Star Image Stability: Good.
  I used a Watec 120N video CCD @4X mode (4/30 fps), an AV to USB converter
  and a notebook with the software "UFOCapture" as a recorder.
  The light curve was measured with LiMovie.
Note: Reported by Mitsuru Soma.

Observer:    Chiahui Wang
Place:       Taichung, Taiwan
Long.: 120o 41' 09" E, 24o 09' 02" N, Height: 125m (WGS84, MSL)
Method:      VCR, 16inch f=2736mm (w/2X barlow), ASA 16N (F6.84)
Time signal: WINDOWS, automatically calibrated through web
Result:      D 15h 11m 02.649s +/-0.032s
             R 15h 11m 08.416s +/-0.032s
Note: Observation was made from ~15h 09m 03s to 15h 14m 17s.
  Asteroid: Not visible.  Approx. Limiting Mag.: ~12mag.
  Duration: 5.767s +/-0.032s
  Sky Transparency: Good, Star Image Stability: Good.
  Recording method: a ZWO ASI 130mm @ 640x512 Bin2, USB to PC
  Observing site: The Tcfsh Obs.(TTO), Taichung, Taiwan,
     National Taichung First Senior High School (Tcfsh)
  Video: https://www.flickr.com/photos/206265/16370715285/
Note: Reported by Mitsuru Soma.

Observer:    Bing-Lien Wu
Place:       Taichung, Taiwan
Long.: 120o 33' 25.6" E, 24o 05' 35.9" N, Height: 40m (WGS84, MSL)
Method:      Drift scan by CCD, 10inch f=2000mm
Time signal: WINDOWS, automatically calibrated through web
Result:      D 15h 11m 02.8s
             R 15h 11m 07.0s
Note:
Recording method: Letting the star drift by turning off the power
 of the equatorial mount. The length of the drifting line has 114
 pixels in 120 seconds and 4 pixels dimmed obviously.
Duration: >4.21s +-0.53s (The error was estimated to be half of
 120s/114pixels. But there are some special effects should be took
 into consideration.) 
The timing was took through a drifting method used also by the TAOS
 team. However, many nearby pixels at the beginning and the ending
 may got over exposured so as to influent the judgment of the disappearing
 and reappearing time.