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Table 1

Journal of observations.

Instrument Date No. spectra Subexp. time Stokes V duration Average S/N
(s) (s) (LSD)

NARVAL 25 Jul. 08 33 6 145 20750 ± 3062
26 Jul. 08 97 6 145 21705 ± 865
27 Jul. 08 97 6 145 21549 ± 1943
28 Jul. 08 30 6 145 17225 ± 1829
NARVAL 22 Jun. 09 5 16 185 16913 ± 874
23 Jun. 09 6 16 185 29562 ± 1256
27 Jun. 09 5 16 185 20776 ± 934
04 Jul. 09 33 16 185 25596 ± 6128
05 Jul. 09 31 16 185 26964 ± 3683
ESPaDOnS 08 Sep. 09 99 4 135 22190 ± 1428
09 Sep. 09 82 4 135 22438 ± 1011
10 Sep. 09 135 4 135 19304 ± 3099
NARVAL 26 Oct. 09 35 12 170 16829 ± 730
27 Oct. 09 51 12 170 19855 ± 946
31 Oct. 09 58 12 170 23561 ± 4674
01 Nov. 09 1 12 170 17 598
03 Nov. 09 1 12 170 15 990

Notes. from left to right, we list the instrument used for observing, the date, the number of spectra collected during the night, the exposure time of individual subexposures, the total duration of a Stokes V sequence (including detector readout and rotation of Fresnel rhombs) and the average and standard deviation of the S/N values of Stokes V LSD profiles across the night (calculated for spectral bins of 1.8 km s-1).

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