Product review (4 stars): Nice looking stove looks great and works well, but adjustment tool is lacking
Bought this unit to replace a double burner propane stove on our sailboat which is no longer made.  It was a close fit, and I liked the fact that the ignition piezo is battery operated and doesn't need 110v, which means I don't need to use a lighter to light the burners.  Because this unit is a little smaller, I cut a 1/8" black plexiglass frame about .25" larger on all sides to serve as a base.  The unit looks very handsome installed.

Because I am using propane, I swapped the installed burner orifices (or "jets") with the alternate propane orifices included with the stove per the instructions, using a socket screwdriver.  It was no big deal.

 I inserted the battery.  The piezo igniter didn't work.  Turned the battery around and they worked fine.

Installed without major incident, though I had to buy an adapter to fit my propane (3/8") hose fitting from the propane tank.  I used the included washers with the included gas elbow fitting, and also sealed all fittings with yellow gas tape (not white teflon plumbers tape).  I checked for leaks with smell and soapy water at fittings.  All good.

Flipped on the propane and fired it up.  The larger burner is very powerful, and boils coffee considerably faster than my old stove.  No problems with both burners ignited at the same time.

The major problem I'm having, and hence the four stars, is adjusting the low burner setting.  There is almost no decrease in flame from full to lowest setting, most probably because it was set up for natural gas and I'm using propane, which burns hotter.  The instructions say the low flame adjustment is a tiny screw inside the shaft that the burner adjustment knob slides onto.

And therein lies the problem.  To reach that screw, you need a *very* thin, very long shaft flathead screwdriver.  The standard cheapo 5 tiny screwdriver set you bought at Walmart or Radio Shack won't work, because the screwdriver shafts are not long enough to reach the screw.  So I bought another set on Amazon that seemed to have longer shafts, only to find the screwdriver shafts are just a tad too thick to fit inside the hole of the shaft.  Grrrrr.

So now once again, I have to hunt around for a screwdriver that will work.

Since this is a required tool for this stove that I doubt many folks will have in their toolbox, I feel the manufacturer or seller should have included a tool you can make this necessary adjustment with in the package.