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KINMAN1 claims (a) that the Yale photographic magnitudes of the quasar 3C 345 disagree systematically by 0.25 m with the Lick ∼B magnitudes; (b) that the Yale magnitudes were affected systematically by the hour angle of the object at the time of observation; and (c) that because the reality of the ∼0.4 m outburst of 3C 345 on the night of June 10–11, 1969, is based on a single observation, this result should be “treated with considerable reserve”. The purpose of this report is to reply in turn to each of these criticisms.
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HUNTER, J., LÜ, P. Reply to Kinman concerning 3C 345. Nature 225, 366–367 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1038/225366a0
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