To the uninitiated, "Zulu Evo 720" might sound like a firmware update or a simple model number. But to those in the know, the represents a specific era, a specific feature set, and often, the best value-for-money headset Lightspeed ever produced.

Why is the label important? Because Lightspeed also produced the Zulu Evo (Which featured a 6-pin LEMO connector for powered aviation headsets) and the 722 (Helicopter U-174/U plug). The label distinguishes them. If you fly a Cessna 172 or Piper Archer, the 720 label is the one you want.

Here is the goldmine for bargain hunters: The Zulu Evo 720 control module (K-Clip) is with many Zulu 3 parts. If your Evo 720's speakers blow or the ANR starts buzzing, you can often purchase a Zulu 3 module, snap it into your existing Evo headband, and effectively upgrade your headset for half the price of a new unit. The label tells you that you have the universal chassis.

: A non-volatile, soluble liquid concentrate (SL) developed to reduce the risk of off-target drift.

: Do not use if rain is likely within 6 hours of application. Buffer Zones

: Avoid using hard or highly alkaline water, as it may reduce herbicide performance. Compatibility and Mixing

Maximum rates typically do not exceed 6.3 L/ha for ground applications, though specific crop situations (like cereals or fallow) may require lower doses.

: Fallow weed control, established pastures, and agricultural non-crop areas.

permit authorising use, of certain agricultural chemical - APVMA