It sounds like the device does not have an internal battery so it depends on the capacity of the battery that you attach to it.
https://aws.amazon.com/snowcone/features/
> For a light workload at 25% CPU usage, the device can run on a 65 W battery for approximately 6 hours.
The docs are a little inconsistent on wattage requirement. The feature page above says "60 W+ (20 V) USB-C power adapters", but in the docs:
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/snowball/latest/snowcone-guide/s...
> any USB-C power adapter that is rated for 45W+
My team also may be looking for something with similar requirements in the near future, do you have any recommendations for solutions that you're considering? I know a number of earth science researchers that have mentioned ideas that would really benefit from that sort thing as well.
Answered my own question! Thanks for posting! Has some cool applications for sure, but too much draw for set it and forget type of operations.
I'm on a team that has a need for remote compute power, but getting to our devices on anything more frequent than a monthly basis is sometimes a challenge.