My stratocaster wont do anything i think my mid circut board went out where can i buy just the board ive checked all my wiring and its good

it can be repaired or replaced if the boards are still available
Take it to an authorized service to have it repaired and failing that some shops that repair micro wave ovens have the technical ability to repair items of this nature
may be a good radio technician or radio repair shop could also do the repair as it is basically an electronic ( wireless/radio) that is controlled by keys

This guitar was made in China in 2012. A used Standard series Squier Stratocaster or Telecaster in very good condition sells for $175-$200 in my market. Your's may vary.

It was made in 2005.

Your guitar was made at the
Corona Plant (Fender), USA
in the Year(s): 2006 - 2007

This guitar is from the U.S. Vintage Series
made at the Corona Plant (Fender), USA
in the Year(s): Cannot be determined from serial number,
however you can consult this chart showing the
corelation between serial numbers and dates found on the neck
Fender MIA RI Serial Number vs. Neck Date (Note the earliest I'm seeing is mid 80s)

a wire may have broken off the out put jack inside the guitar if not clean all contacts switches pots if still no output the jack may be no good

Any inbus the right size will do the job. Every respectable guitarshop should be able to tell you what that is for free. Don't even think of using anything even a little smaller: it will ruin the truss rod's head.

Unless the receptacle was wired with 240 volts, NO DAMAGE would be done. First thing to check is to turn amp on and use an ohmmeter to check for some continuity between the blades of the plug. Common problem is that the power input cord doesnt seat fully where the cord attaches to the amp.
Here is your schematic:
http://elektrotanya.com/marshall_mg100dfx_sch.pdf/download.html

Scroll down to "get manual" and click on it. Ignore other download links. A fuse cannot always be visually checked. They sometimes fail mechanically and loose fuse clips are common problems. Do the contiuity check. The transformers rarely fail, so don't let an incompetent tech tell you it is bad.

You may find almost anything in this. I think the power amp is on a separate board so the connections to that might have been broken. Possibility include cracks in the circuit board. First thing is to do after visual check is to check power supply voltages to verify power switch/fuse/transformer/rectifier/capacitor/regulator health. Switches are sometimes damaged... and also wires can fall of or break.

Google is your frend... search for STRATOCASTER DIAGRAM

and poof! There it is !!!