Meade 0.3m F10 SCT, SBIG ST10XE, CFW8, BVRI, CBB (clear blue blocking). SA200 diffraction grating
20250504 Late starting due to cloud, 09:15UT marked drop in flux of comp stars followed by loss of guiding, then when guiding resumed it decided to push the mount completely off course and no further useful data were obtained. So these data only span about 1 hour.

Celestron SCT 280/2800 Atik 314L+ red. 0,63x
EXP. 60s | binning 1+1 | FWHM 7.9 px (6.2 arc-sec/pixel) | weather: clear, dry | bortle 5, encircling light pollution | Photometric aperture radii: 14-30-38 | V photometric filter

Celestron SCT 280/2800 Atik 314L+ red. 0,63x
EXP. 60s | binning 1+1 | FWHM 7.5 px (5.9 arc-sec/pixel) | weather: clear, moisture, very poor seeing | bortle 5, encircling light pollution | Photometric aperture radii: 18-34-42 | V photometric filter

250 mm F/4.8 Newtonian, CMOS ASI533MM Pro, Bessel BVR Filters
Comparison stars: APASS/AAVSO

250 mm F/4.8 Newtonian, CMOS ASI533MM Pro, Bessel BVR Filters
Comparison stars: APASS/AAVSO

Meade 0.3m F10 SCT, SBIG ST10XE, CFW8, BVRI, CBB (clear blue blocking). SA200 diffraction grating
Intermittent cloud arrived around 10:34UT and observations were terminated 12:03UT with solid overcast. No transients detected.

Meade 0.3m F10 SCT, SBIG ST10XE, CFW8, BVRI, CBB (clear blue blocking). SA200 diffraction grating
Pruned marked dips in brightness of comparison stars due to thin cloud. Last hour's data was most affected and removed completely. Transient around 09:35/09:36, rudimentary checks of comps, and star profile of target suggest no artifacts in the image are responsible. So something short lived and bright, maybe what we're looking for? With all the certainty of a shrug.