What the name of the aircraft

[Razgriz]

I was wondering if anyone knew the name of the plane that looks like the Grand Caravan but instead of having its standard t shape tail it has a v configuration instead. Just curious because I saw it at my local airport.

Thanks in advance

[DaveSims]

Caravan's don't have a T tail, and I have no idea what aircraft looks like a Caravan with a V tail.

[Hagar]

It hasn't got a V-tail but it looks like a Caravan --> Gippsland GA-8 Airvan

[Xpand]

The only lightweight prop aircraft with a V-tail that I know is the Beechcraft Bonanza V-35.

[DaveSims]

The Quest Kodiak also has a Caravanesque appearance, but alas no V tail.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quest_Kodiak

[Razgriz]

When I get back to my campus Ill take a picture of it. and I should of said the standard configuration on the caravan I miss spoke when I said the t tail

edit: I found it http://www.aerocompinc.com/airplanes/CA10/index.htm apparently its a Comp Air 10XL

[DaveSims]

Wow, that is kind of an odd plane.  I've seen Aero Comps before, but never one with a twin rudder design.

[Razgriz]

Thats what made me confused what the name of the aircraft was

[C]

[quote]Wow, that is kind of an odd plane.

[Jayhawk Jake]

[quote][quote]Wow, that is kind of an odd plane.

[C]

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Clever isn't the word I had in mind...the only reason I see for them to do it is needing a bigger horizontal and vertical tail than they had without making them much bigger.

[Jayhawk Jake]

[quote][quote]

Clever isn't the word I had in mind...the only reason I see for them to do it is needing a bigger horizontal and vertical tail than they had without making them much bigger.

[C]

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But why not just make an H or U tail or three tails?