### OBSDATE ###
20130411

### LOGDATE ###
130411

### OBSERVERS ###
ACR

### WEATHER ###
Ok, definitely poor seeing. Then cloud

### LOCATION ###
MQ

### PROGRAM ###
Sco-Cen Orbit monitoring

### SIDEROSTATS ###
  n4   s3 

### TARGETS ###
Bet-Cru (fringe finding), 6:20pm. Very quick acquisition.
Pointing offsets, North: -16, -21 South: -20, -156
Fringes at 600um.  

Gain set to 230

Ksi02-Cen (hr 4942) V=4.3: Fringes at 520um patchy, probably due to high airmass. Confirmed shutters moving. 

f-Cen (hr 4940) V=4.7: Can't find fringes in -200-700um. Should be around 300um based on past information. Note, have never found fringes on this star at high airmass. Is it just too faint?

Trying Ksi02-Cen again to check I can get fringes: Found at 470um, but N4 failed and needed power cycling half-way though integration. Fringes are very intermittent. (Fringes at 430um after N4 fail)

f-Cen: Tried again, but still no fringes. 

Iot-Lup (hr 5354) V=3.6: A bright calibration for Tau01-Lup. Fringes at 560um.

Tau01-Lup (hr 5395) V=4.5: Fringes at 450 um after much careful searching.

Iot-Lup: Fringes at 470um. 

Tau01-Lup: Fringes at 410um very patchy

Iot-Lup: Fringes at 430um.

Going back to f-Cen block as it's fairly high now (9:30pm). 
Ksi02-Cen (hr 4942): Fringes at 310um. Better than previous objects

f-Cen (hr 4940): Thin cloud has arrived, and rain to the north, consistent with the massive cloud on it's way from QL. Closing. 







### QUALITY ###
  Quite bad (no/almost no useful data

### PROBLEMS ###
I have found that while the pellicle is moving, I am clicking the north or south servos on. Maybe the timing of when taskmaster turns them back on should be shortened.