NGC 7392 in Aquarius

Date .............. December 6, 2020
Instrument ........ 13.1" f/4.5 dobsonian
Magnification ..... 127x
Location .......... Fredericksburg, VA (light pollution)
Observer .......... Eric David
Skies ............. clear, cold, very dry

    NGC 7392 is a galaxy in southern Aquarius, rated at magnitude 11.9 in TheSky® planetarium software but 12.6 in the Herschel 400ii atlas I downloaded, so its magnitude is most likely somewhere in that range.  I noted it as small, with low surface brightness, and no structure that I could discern.  The zoomed in image included in the atlas greatly helped nail down exactly where I should be looking.
  This object is ostensibly 137 million light years away, so I find it remarkable that it should be as bright as it is.  This is about twice as far away as Virgo cluster galaxies.  It is classified as a barred spiral, but I was not able to see any structure.