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        ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND OCCULTATION SECTION
                    TOTAL OCCULTATION RECORDING FORM 'B'
                 (View this form in a non-proportional font)

Observer's Name                  : 
Telephone (include city code)    : 
Postal Address                   : 
E-mail Address                   : 

Observing site name              : 
Longitude (East +ve; to 1")      : 
Latitude (South -ve; to 1")      : 
Height above Sea Level (metres)  : 

TELESCOPE DETAILS:
Aperture (cm)                    : 
Focal length (cm)                : 
Type (e.g. SCT; Newtonian)       : 
Magnification                    : 

STAR AND EVENT DETAILS:
Star Name                        : 
Star Magnitude			 :
Event Type (Disappear/Reappear)  : 
At Lunar Limb (Dark/Bright)      : 

TIMING DETAILS:			
   COLUMN FORMAT TO USE--->        yy:mm:dd:hh:mm:ss.s

Observed Occultation Time        : 
IN UNIVERSAL TIME PLEASE!	   -------------------

REACTION TIME: Your reaction time is the time taken for you to react to 
   the occultation. Reaction times for highly experienced observers are 
   typically a few tenths of a second. Reaction times for inexperienced 
   observers are typically 1-2 seconds. Most observers grossly 
   underestimate their reaction times.
Was your reaction time (also known as Personal Equation) subtracted from 
the above time?			 :
If YES, state value        	 : 

TIMING ACCURACY: How good your timing was. For example, 0.1-0.2 seconds 
   is excellent; 0.3-0.4 seconds is good; 0.5-0.7 seconds is fair; 
   0.8-0.9 seconds is poor; 1 second or greater is very poor. Also note 
   here whether the star was particularly faint, or the event 
   significantly early or late.
Timing Accuracy			 :

Timing Method 			 : 
   (e.g. Shortwave Time Signal)
Recording method 		 : 
   (e.g. Tape Recorder)

OTHER DETAILS:
Sky Transparency (Delete three)  : Excellent  Good  Fair  Poor
Seeing (Delete three)  		 : V.Steady  Steady  Unsteady  Turbulent
Conditions 			 :
   (e.g. clear; haze; mist; cloud; event not instantaneous; dark limb 
   visible; during lunar eclipse; star visible only with averted vision).

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: 



Please send this form as soon as possible to: Graham.Blow@actrix.gen.nz
or: RASNZ Occultation Section / P.O. Box 2241 / Wellington / NEW ZEALAND