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The power consumption of a NEO-6M GPS module can vary depending on factors such as operating conditions, satellite visibility, and module configuration. However, I can provide a general estimate of the power consumption based on typical usage scenarios. Active Mode: When actively receiving and processing satellite signals to determine position and outputting data, a NEO-6M GPS module typically consumes around 30 to 50 milliwatts (mW) of power. Standby Mode: In standby mode, where the module is still powered but not actively receiving satellite signals or processing data, power consumption can drop significantly, typically ranging from 5 to 20 mW. Acquisition Mode: During initial satellite signal acquisition or when reacquiring signals after a loss of reception, the module may consume slightly more power, possibly reaching up to 100 mW or higher for short bursts. Backup Battery: If the module includes a backup battery to maintain its internal clock and memory, additional power may be required to charge or maintain the battery, but this is typically minimal, on the order of a few milliwatts.