Omega race acid damage

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Here are some pictures of my Omega Race.
I'm looking for a replacement board set or repair.
 

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Omegaman is the guy you need to contact. Though you will have to send your boards over to the UK... he is an ace repairman and a great guy.

There are a few threads detailing Omega Race repairs he has done.
 
If you haven't already, you might want to neutralize the acid with some vinegar. Otherwise it will keep eating at the board.

Vinegar is an acid in it's own right and will corrode copper. Rinse copiously with distilled water afterwards to ensure complete neutralization. Also, if you're cleaning up an alkaline battery a diluted acid like vinegar is fine, but for any other type (like lead-acid) you may wish to use a low pH solution like baking soda and water.
 
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