  The discovery of a long-period g-mode oscillation in the previously known
short-period p-mode sdB pulsator HS0702+6043 makes this star an extraordinary
object, unique as a member of the family of sdB pulsators, and one of the very
few known pulsating stars overall exhibiting excited modes along both the
acoustic and gravity branches of the nonradial pulsation spectrum. Because
p-modes and g-modes probe different regions of a pulsating star, HS0702+6043
holds a tremendous potential for asteroseismological investigations. We present
preliminary results from the first extended campaign on this object.
