Double check the antenna connection and the range you are seeing aircraft.
I definitely saw a major improvement when I added the FA Pro Stick.
Do you have a filter? Without one, you may need to reduce the gain.
Here is how to do it flightaware.com/adsb/prostick/setup/
Even with a really good filter, I needed to reduce my gain a little.
I depends on how much RF interference there is in the area.
Singapore is a congested city, so I expect that there will be a lot of interference.
Yeap I have the filter!
Still stumps me. I can even get aircraft some 100+nm away. but the message rates are so low. rarely exceeding 60 msgs/sec. Is this normal?
I see that your aircraft numbers went down, but your position reports when up, a few weeks ago.
Your stats are great. Better than the flight feeder in the area. You have the most position reports and are second in aircraft.
What type of antenna are you using?
@Solidjake,
dump1090-mutability gives realtime aircraft with and without positions and messages per second.
(I am in a really busy area. 3 major airports within 15NM(4 if you include a GA airport). Even with the antenna inside the attic, I peak at 1100-1200 messages per second. One unit, with antenna 3ft off the ground, gets up to 600 msg per sec)).
I have a few of these in my basement setup.
Ensure that the mcx connector is firmly plug into the mcx/sma adapter.
I (and others) found that these antennas are finicky and a slight movement alters their effectiveness.
Do you have a good groundplane base? I know someone did some testing, however, I can’t find the thread.
Sure the metal disk/sheet/can helps a lot. I conducted an experiment last week to compare different sizes of ground plane. Found mag mount when placed over a metallic can/disk/sheet of 70mm dia or more, improves a lot. Please see details here:
This antenna is useless. I have conducted an experiment last week to find the best mag mount antenna. I found that the stock whip (which came with generic black dongle), when chopped to 52 mm length, gets optimum prformance.
Please see details here: