  We present new Chandra X-ray observations of the close pair of young stars
RNO 1B and 1C (6$''$ separation) located in the L1287 cloud. RNO 1B erupted in
1978 - 1990 and is classified as an FU Orionis star (FUor). RNO 1C also shows
most of the properties of an FUor but no eruption has yet been seen. Only a few
dozen FUors are known and the presence of two such objects with a small angular
separation is rare, suggesting a common origin. Both stars were faintly
detected by Chandra and we summarize their X-ray properties within the
framework of other previously detected FUors. We also report other X-ray
detections in L1287 including the deeply-embedded young star RNO 1G, the
jet-like radio source VLA 3, and an enigmatic hard flaring source with no 2MASS
counterpart that was only detected in the second of two Chandra exposures.
