The zone of totality would depend on how different of an altitude the moon is compared to the sun.
What is the altitude of the Moon in FET?
Also, the moon is passing in front of the sun at several hundred miles an hour during a Solar Eclipse.
But the Moon's speed relative to the Sun would be very slow, not several hundred miles per hour. The Moon, using FE terminology, orbits every 23 hours and 10 minutes. That doesn't make for much of a speed difference than the Sun that completes the same distance in 23 hours and 56 minutes.
A dark block in a diagram taking up eight hours doesn't mean that solar eclipse would last eight hours. It just means that it is visible to eight timezones.
So the eclipse would be visible from 1/3 of the surface of the Earth, which is approx. 2/3 of the lit area of the Earth? That doesn't match with the observed characteristics of eclipses where only a small portion of the Earth can view the eclipse.