[evlatests] NGC6207 HI looks good

[Michael Rupen]

We took about a half-hour of data on a nearby galaxy (NGC 6207) last week
as a basic spectral line sanity check.  A quick reduction shows that
the data look reasonable -- the galaxy is the right size, has the correct
(modulo the usual rotation) orientation, appears at the right velocity,
and has the correct rotation curve.  See attached plots:
   n6207hi_profile.jpg -- HI scaled flux density vs. velocity
   n6207hi_lv.jpg      -- flux density as f(major axis position, velocity)
                          (approximate)
   n6207hi_rhee96.jpg  -- the same stuff from WSRT short (2 hour)
                          observations, Rhee & van Albada 1996

       -- Michael
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