more lyra doubles

Was viewing out tonight, but the incoming marine layer spread the nearly full moon's light through the sky.  As seeing was not particularly good either, I came inside to try to catch up a little on my log.  Here's from the night of 26 September from home with Big Blue, seeing 6/10 and transparency 3/5:

Sheliak, Beta Lyrae, STFA 39: Bright pair; many stars about. [6 stars in system, very complicated.] 

18H 50M 04.79S +33° 21' 45.6" P.A. 148 SEP 45.6 MAG 3.63,6.69 SP B7VE+A8P DIST. 294.99 PC (962.26 L.Y.) 

17 Lyr, STF 2461: 553x.  Yellow and red, much fainter B ~3 delta mag. [11 fold system! AB likely seen] 

19H 07M 25.58S +32° 30' 06.2" P.A. 290 SEP 3.7 MAG 5.26,9.10 SP F0V DIST. 41.58 PC (135.63 L.Y.)  

STF 2372: 277x.  Yellow-green A and slightly blue-white B.  1 delta mag, very wide.  [3 stars in the system.] 

18H 42M 08.09S +34° 44' 46.7" P.A. 82 SEP 25.2 MAG 6.45,7.73 SP B5V DIST. 456.62 PC (1489.49 L.Y.)

STF 2390: 277x.  Orange and very wide separation B, 2x fainter B, bluish. 

18H 45M 49.83S +34° 31' 06.6" P.A. 155 SEP 4.3 MAG 7.37,8.56 SP A7V DIST. 357.14 PC (1164.99 L.Y.)

STT 525 / Sh 282: 277x.  Wide separation orange and blue, 2 delta mag.  3 faint stars in an arc?  [Stt 525 is a 9th mag pair to 6th mag A, 1.8", and not seen.  Likely saw AC, SHJ 282 AC.  4 stars total in the system.] 

18H 54M 52.52S +33° 58' 06.9" P.A. 349 SEP 45.5 MAG 6.14,7.60 SP A8 DIST. 358.42 PC (1169.17 L.Y.) 

STF 2362: 277x.  White-orange A, lighter orange B, 1-2 delta mag, well split. 

18H 38M 25.70S +36° 03' 11.3" P.A. 187 SEP 4.4 MAG 7.53,8.72 SP A5 DIST. 105.26 PC (343.36 L.Y.)

STT 367: 553x.  4x system?  faint stars, form something of a trapezium.  [6 stars in system, with multiple designations, whos-who: STT, RAO, HO, BU.  Not sure what I saw....]

STT 356: 277x.  Orange with very much fainter star in first diffraction ring.  Another faint star wide separation.  [Did not see; no star close to A, 3 stars all wide separation.] 

18H 33M 14.62S +40° 09' 34.2" P.A. 302 SEP 28.6 MAG 7.30,9.23 SP F5 DIST. 41.7 PC (136.03 L.Y.)

STF 2351: 553x.  Bright yellow-orange equal pair, wide.  

18H 36M 12.00S +41° 16' 41.2" P.A. 160 SEP 5 MAG 7.60,7.64 SP A1V+A0V DIST. 206.61 PC (673.96 L.Y.) 

Zeta 2 Lyr, STFA 38: 277x.  Slightly greenish-white.  Best view in finder, cleaner.  Wide, 1 delta mag.   [AD seen; six stars in system.] 

18H 44M 46.36S +37° 36' 18.4" P.A. 150 SEP 43.9 MAG 4.34,5.62 SP F0IVV DIST. 47.87 PC (156.15 L.Y.)

STF 2349: 277x.  Bright white and faint ruddy B, fairly close ~4".  Fainter star 3x out.  [3 stars in system.] 

18H 36M 37.34S +33° 28' 08.5" P.A. 201 SEP 6.8 MAG 5.39,9.40 SP B8II-IIIP DIST. 154.56 PC (504.17 L.Y.)

Ring Nebula, M57: 277x.  Really a surprise to see it, with the light pollution and a quarter moon in the sky.  Visible in finder and a small round non-stellar haze.  In the scope can see brighter thick ring and mottled grey inside, and could pick out the companion star just outside the ring.

BU 648: 553x.  At 277x an orange not quite round disk, suspected a close pair.  At 553x it splits with seeing, 0.8", 3 delta mag, in diffraction. 

18H 57M 01.61S +32° 54' 04.6" P.A. 238.9 SEP 1.3 MAG 5.34,7.96 SP G0V DIST. 14.87 PC (48.51 L.Y.)