in fact , after the many problems with flightfeeder i did not liked , i was have flightradar24 its very good and never get any problems , only with flightfeeder aware . But unfortunately flightradar24 is disrupt Because of the electricity .
With any ADS-B receiver and a suitable antenna, you should be able to receive basically anything within line of sight of the antenna.
heywhatsthat.com/?view=C254LH02. Click on “Up in the air” on the top right of the map display and zoom out, it will display rings for your line-of-sight range for aircraft at 10000ft / 30000ft. Looks like you should have at least 200 mile range.
If you’re only seeing stuff that’s right on top of you, then you probably have a receiver or antenna problem. (But we’ve been over that a few times in your other threads already)
your feeder was actualy working on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday it saw very few aircraft Tuesday it saw the most 16 , I would sugest you check yor cable terminations I notice another antenna there looks like one supplied by flight radar24 if they have the same conectors try the other antenna on your flight feeder