Whilst the original would stop flickering at around 8mph/13kph, V2 effectively halves this, and stops flickering at 3-4mph/5-6.5kph. In the real world, this basically means it doesn’t flicker at any realistic riding speed – the light turns solid even if you’re walking the bike relatively quickly. I recently installed an IPS screen into my GBA and since the state of the world and other factors I can't get a rechargeable battery mod right now so I've been using normal AA batteries (NOT rechargeable) and my power light continually flickers? When I start playing it'll be green then it'll go to red but if I press on the battery door it'll Hey guys, I recently bought a GBA SP off ebay and when I lightly pull the power switch down, the power light sometimes flickers between red and… Advertisement Coins Here's the short version: So, I have a modded original GBA (new shell and AGS 101 screen) and right now it's working pretty well. The only problem is that the battery light only stays green for a few minutes before turning red and sometimes even with low bright. I've tried using new rechargeable and normal batteries, cleaning the switch's connections and tightening up The power indicator light on my AGS-101 flickers from green to red even after being freshly charged, or while plugged in! I replaced the battery a few months ago. I tried putting a piece of paper to ensure the battery was snug with the contact prongs. I tried reflowing the solder on the battery terminals and power switch in case of weakening I've recently done my first Gameboy mod (ips v2 screen and reshell for my childhood GBA) and have got an EZ-flash IV omega to go with it. All seems to have gone well but after a very short time (within the first minute of use with the EZ-flash) the power light flickers and then turns red. I know that both the ips v2 and EZ-flash are very power The more I wait the faster it flickers or randomly restarts the game. Flicker also depends on how bright the screen is, but it gets to a point that it happens on the lowest brightness as well. This is pictured in the video. It happens on original cartridges, although it is worse when using an EZFlash. Power is coming from a CleanJuice battery pack. I doubt the battery is working fine, the fact that the charge light goes off after a second is the power controller recognising that the battery isn't accepting a charge. charged battery with another gba and it works fine but wont charge. Huh, okay then. My apologies. I had the same problem with my GBA SP. The first 1000 people who click the link will get 2 free months of Skillshare Premium: 4l9NTy.