• The .par files required by TEMPO programs (e.g. prepfold) are located in /home/users/pulsar/tempo/tzpar

• A coordinate list for many pulsars (and some strong continuum calibrators) is at /home/astro-util/tables/pulsar.obs

• A useful website for getting info such as epochs in degrees, dispersion measures, etc. can be found at http://www.atnf.csiro.au/research/pulsar/psrcat.

• Some good pulsars for running tests (click on the name to get the .par file):

  Name	RA (J2000)	Dec(J2000)	Period (s)	Flux (1.4GHz)
  Fastest of the Very Bright:
  B0329+54	03:32:59.3862	+54:34:43.505	0.7145196822210	203
  B0355+54	03:58:53.7124	+54:13:13.67	0.1563824177774	23
  B0950+08	09:53:09.3071	+07:55:36.148	0.2530651649482	84
  B1929+10	19:32:13.8644	+10:59:31.90	0.226517634984	41
  B1933+16	19:35:47.8240	+16:16:40.252	0.3587384107696	42
  B2020+28	20:22:37.0668	+28:54:23.144	0.3434021577859	38
  Brightest of the very fast:
  B0531+21	05:34:31.973	+22:00:52.06	0.03308471603	14
  J1012+5307	10:12:33.4337	+53:07:02.588	0.0052557490141	2.8
  J1022+1001	10:22:57.997	+10:01:52.1	0.0164529296832	2.3
  J1713+0747	17:13:49.5286	+07:47:37.536	0.0045701365242	3
  B1855+09	18:57:36.3935	+09:43:17.323	0.0053621004540	4
  B1937+21	19:39:38.5587	+21:34:59.137	0.0015578064724	16
  Brightest:
  B0329+54	03:32:59.3862	+54:34:43.505	0.7145196822210	203
  B0950+08	09:53:09.3071	+07:55:36.148	0.2530651649482	84

For more info, or to send correction/additions or questions, email Karen O'Neil (koneil)