Original Batumi and Poti

This is such an awesome module and you can do so much with it very well taken care of lightly used excellent condition.

Batumi-

5The Xaoc Devices Batumi (Version 1) is a compact, highly precise 4-channel digital Low-Frequency Oscillator (LFO) designed for Eurorack modular synthesizers. Widely celebrated for its deep modulation capabilities, it packs independent and synchronized oscillator features into a skiff-friendly 10 HP module. [1, 2, 3]Key Features

• Four Independent or Synced LFOs: Each oscillator can function completely independently or be linked in three synchronized modes:
• • Quadrature: Creates staggered, 90° phase-shifted waveforms for dynamic stereo movement.
  • Phase: Channels track the master LFO but with individual, adjustable phase offsets.
  • Divide: Acts as a clock divider, allowing the LFOs to cycle as musical subdivisions (e.g., half notes, quarter notes) of the master. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
• Simultaneous Outputs: The module provides three simultaneous outputs per channel: Sine, Square, and a user-assignable waveform (saw, ramp, triangle, or trapezoid). [1]
• Zoom Mode: Pressing and holding the center button enters a "Zoom Mode" for fine-tuning frequencies without being restricted by the physical slider position. [1, 2]
• Firmware Updates: Includes a USB port and a dedicated software application to update and change firmware. 

Technical Specifications

• Size: 10 HP width, 45 mm deep (skiff-friendly)
• Power: Requires ± 12V rails; Current draw: 80 mA
• Frequency Range: 0.01 Hz to 100 Hz via sliders; can be extended via Control Voltage (CV) from 28 hours up to 500 Hz.
• Connectivity: Voltage control inputs for frequency, reset, and external sync ("tap tempo").
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  Poti-
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  6The Xaoc Devices Poti Version 1 is a 3HP passive breakout expander designed specifically for the original Batumi Quad LFO module. It provides immediate front-panel access to internal functions that would otherwise require manually adjusting tiny jumpers on the back of the Batumi module. [1, 2, 3, 4]Key Features
• Reset/Sync Mode Toggle: Allows the user to quickly switch the Batumi's reset/sync input between a hard-reset (gate) and a tap-tempo (clock division/multiplication) function. [1, 2]
• Waveform Selection Switches: Enables the user to choose the shape of the assignable waveform (asgn) for all four channels. Users can instantly toggle between saw, ramp, triangle, and trapezoid. [1, 2, 3, 4]
• No Power Required: Because it acts as a passive breakout board, it draws no power directly from the Eurorack bus and only works when connected to the Batumi.