The source NGC7027 was used as the primary calibrator for flux density, and was assumed to be 6.65 and 6.61 at 10.05 and at 10.55 GHz, resprectively based on the spectrum of Andrew et al., 1981, A&AS., 99, 36. The sources 3C348, 3C48, and 3C123 were used as the flux calibrators until June 1983. S(3C48) = 2.82 at 10.05 GHz based on the spectrum of Andrew et al., (1981). S(3C348)= 4.10 Jy/beam at 10.05 GHz. S(3C123)=7.94 Jy at 10.55 GHz based on the spectrum of Andrew et al., (1981).
Table 2: 144 small diameter radio sources
errors of coods: l and b = 0.001 - 0.003 deg. without column "Tb0level"
P - point srs <=3'; size - apparent diameter with HPBW=3'
PeakFlux - in Jy/beam. (*) means rms of residual values after fitting
is > 0.3Jy/3.0'-beam. The gaussian parameters may be invalid.
N. l b RA1950 DEC1950 PeakFlux+- Size' +- Flux rem
----+----1----+----2----+----3----+----4----+----5----+----6----+----7---
1 356.244 +0.678 17 30 26.8 -31 43 16 1.46 0.02 3.37 0.06 1.84
2 356.324 -0.214 17 34 10.7 -32 08 24 0.61 0.02 3.28 0.12 0.73