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5th June 2010.  INCLUDES HINODE SP AND EIS SUPPORT FROM 14:00

Start observing 7:34 local  13:34 UT, NOAA 11076, near W  54 S 19

FIRS 6302 and 10830 rasters (coadd=2), plus 20 wavelength Ca II 854.2 IQUV/IBIS.
FIRS slits and IBIS long axis oriented perpendicular to the horizon  
 
Raster 1. centered on large, negative polarity follower spot.
start ~13:34 end ~13:54 UT
V. Good seeing.  Sun elevation about 19 degrees at start of first scan


Raster 2. centered on leading pore
start ~14:02 end ~14:26 UT
V. Good seeing.  Sun elevation about 24 degrees at start

Examining FIRS data yields about 10^4 cts/px at limb.  So next
try coadd=3 for 6302 and 10830

Raster 3. centered on large, negative polarity follower spot.
started 14:30 UT, FIRS coadd=3.  Data show some blips.
ended 15:02.

Raster 4. centered on leading pore, start ~15:05 end ~15:37 UT
start elev=37, end=43.9 


Raster 5 NEW TARGET W40   N20  started 15:47UT, leading pores of small
AR.  FIRS coadd=2.  ended .  Difficult at times to lock, seeing excellent 
for periods.

Raster 6 NEW TARGET W43   N19  started 16:18UT, following bigger pore
excellent seeing at times. 


Raster 7  16:48 UT S19 W56. Outstanding seeing still!  Same target as
raster 1.  End 17:14.  fiRS coadd=2.

Raster 8  ~17:18 UT S19 W56. Same target as raster 2.  seeing more intermittent

cals started 17:50 or so.