To reduce the cost of work on active impact on clouds, the Agency developed the SAG-26V aircraft aerosol complex, which can be installed on aircraft of various types, including light aircraft. The SAG-26V aircraft aerosol system (Fig. 1) is designed to launch standard PV-26-01 squibs and SAG-26 generators. The creation of ice-forming aerosol routes is provided in automatic mode, with the inclusion of 1 to 4 active elements in a series at the same time, with intervals between series from 10 to 360 seconds.

Rice. 1. Aircraft aerosol complex SAG-26V
One control panel (Fig. 2) ensures the operation of 1 to 12 cassettes (beams) equipped with 32 to 384 SAG-26 generators or PV-26-01 cartridges. The remote control is located in the cockpit and allows the operator to launch singly and in series. The control panel is designed to work with both SAG-26V and SAG-26KS aircraft aerosol systems.

Rice. 2. Remote control
On fig. 3 shows the MV-500 aircraft with the SAG-26V aerosol complex installed on it during ground tests at the airfield of MVEN Firm LLC.

Rice. 3. Testing of the SAG-26V complex on the MV-500 aircraft
Main parameters and characteristics of SAG-26V
| Characteristics | SAG-26V equipped with SAG-26 generators | SAG-26V equipped with generators PV-26-01 |
| Single cassette capacity | 32 active elements | |
| Overall dimensions of the cassette, mm | 916х98х310 | 916х98х134 |
| Time interval between series, | 16 | 12 |
| Number of launched active elements in a series, pcs | 1…4 | |
| Time interval between series, s | 10…360 | |
| Activation pulse current, not less than, A | 2 | |
| Source of power | aircraft network | |
| DC supply voltage, V | 24…27 | |
| Power consumption, no more than, W | 80 | |
| Operating air temperature during operation, °С | -40…+40 | |