CVs from SBS survey In a recent article of Astrophysics 40, 101 (1997, original in Astrofizika 40, 153, 1997), S. K. Balayan presents spectral classification of SBS (Second Byurakan Sky Survey). 10 CVs were idetified. Seven of them are already well-known CVs or related systems. BH Lyn = SBS 0818+512 SW UMa = SBS 0833+536 BZ UMa = SBS 0849+580 ER UMa = SBS 0943+521, position different, probably due to misidentification PG 1002+506 = SBS 1002+505 DW UMa = SBS 1030+590 BE UMa = SBS 1155+492 Three remaining new CVs are (2000.0) mpg SBS 0755+600 075926.60 +595349.98 17.5 SBS 1017+533 102030 +530207 17.0 SBS 1150+599 115324.88 +593955.15 17.5 Identifications of other objects suggest the accuracy of the coordinates is not significantly better than 1 arcsec. Among them, SBS 0755+600 is pretty close to a USNO star at 075926.44 +595351.3, r=15.5, b=16.0, which may be identical with the SBS object caught in outburst. Located close to SBS 1017+533 a ROSAT X-ray source, which may be identified with a USNO star at 102026.65 +530432.6, r=15.6, b=16.5, but the connection with the SBS object is not certain. Monitoring for these objects may be meaningful. Regards, Taichi Kato