Dual Function Engine Control - SeaDog Line

The Sea Dog product is advertised as a "dual function engine control" exactly the same as the Teleflex. What this usually means is that, as on the Teleflex, each control functions both to engage the gear, AND as a throttle. So when you see two levers, it means that you have controls for two engines. However on the Sea Dog "dual function" has an entirely different meaning: it means there are two controls for a single engine - one to engage the gear, and the other for throttle. To me this is NOT dual function, and it is misleading. Wouldn't it be better to put a description on the web page of exactly how this item works, to avoid confusion? It may work fine as a single engine control, but since I am required to enter a numerical rating, and I bought it as a dual engine control, I'm giving it a low grade.