Zero

Local Name:

Zero

Depth:

Approximately 40-50 feet.

Anchoring:

Ted Grosch as kind enough to provide some insight for diving this wreck. Ted informs me that there is a coral head about 300 feet due east of the wreck and that is perhaps a nice shallow place to anchor. I do not have coordinates for that coral head, but if/when I get back to Roi I'll try to get that coral head marked!

Location:

Latitude			Longitude
Degrees	Minutes	Seconds	Degrees	Minutes	Seconds
9	23	4.140	167	28	11.880
9	23.06900	---------	167	28.19800	---------
9.38448	---------	---------	167.46996	---------	---------

Notes:

This wreck lies inverted with the tail folded back on top of it which puts the tail in an upright orientation.

Photos:

	A shot along the wing. Photo by Ted Grosch
Here's the engine. Photo by Ted Grosch
	Another view of the engine. Photo by Ted Grosch
A shot showing the distinctive wheel wells of the Zero. Photo by Ted Grosch
	Ted Grosch swims along the distinctive tail of the Zero! Photo by Ted Grosch
Here's a shot of the wing showing one of the wing guns. Photo by Ted Grosch
	This is an interesting shot. We are looking at the tail of the plane. It is upright and folded back up upon the inverted body of the rest of the plane. Photo by Ted Grosch
This anchor is actually on a coral head about 300 feet due east of the wreck. Ted Grosch suggests that the coral head may be a good place to anchor. Then, you swin aound until you find this anchor and head due west for about 300 feet to get to the zero. Thanks for the input Ted! Photo by Ted Grosch he
	Ted says that you should find this wheel just before you get to the plane when swimming over from the nearby coral head. Photo by Ted Grosch
And another view of the wing gun. Photo by Ted Grosch
	Here's a closer shot of the wing gun. Photo by Ted Grosch