Table 1: New RV measurements for BDs and VLMSs in Cha I.
Object Date HJD RV $\sigma_{RV}$ ^a

[km s^-1] [km s^-1]

Cha H $\alpha$ 1 2006 Jan. 16 2 453 751.74004 16.206 0.39 *

Cha H $\alpha$ 2 2006 Jan. 16 2 453 751.79554 16.319 0.25 *

Cha H $\alpha$ 3 2006 Jan. 15 2 453 750.81659 16.339 0.70 *

Cha H $\alpha$ 5 2006 Jan. 15 2 453 750.84774 15.697 0.03 *

Cha H $\alpha$ 6 2006 Jan. 16 2 453 751.82994 16.630 0.07 *

Cha H $\alpha$ 7 2006 Jan. 15 wrong pointing

Cha H $\alpha$ 12 2006 Jan. 17 2 453 752.70145 15.831 0.05 *

B 34 2005 Nov. 25 2 453 699.83976 15.687 0.10 *

CHXR 74 2005 Mar. 21 2 453 450.58923 18.185 0.06 *

2006 Apr. 10 2 453 835.63456 17.982 0.10

2006 Jun. 15 2 453 901.52267 19.063 0.10

^a Error of the relative RVs. In most cases (marked with an asterisk) this is the sample
standard deviation derived from two consecutive measurements.

**Table 1:** New RV measurements for BDs and VLMSs in Cha I.
Object	Date	HJD	RV	$\sigma_{RV}$ ^a
			[km s^-1]	[km s^-1]
Cha H $\alpha$ 1	2006 Jan. 16	2 453 751.74004	16.206	0.39 *
Cha H $\alpha$ 2	2006 Jan. 16	2 453 751.79554	16.319	0.25 *
Cha H $\alpha$ 3	2006 Jan. 15	2 453 750.81659	16.339	0.70 *
Cha H $\alpha$ 5	2006 Jan. 15	2 453 750.84774	15.697	0.03 *
Cha H $\alpha$ 6	2006 Jan. 16	2 453 751.82994	16.630	0.07 *
Cha H $\alpha$ 7	2006 Jan. 15	wrong pointing
Cha H $\alpha$ 12	2006 Jan. 17	2 453 752.70145	15.831	0.05 *
B 34	2005 Nov. 25	2 453 699.83976	15.687	0.10 *
CHXR 74	2005 Mar. 21	2 453 450.58923	18.185	0.06 *
	2006 Apr. 10	2 453 835.63456	17.982	0.10
	2006 Jun. 15	2 453 901.52267	19.063	0.10

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