The highest point may be exposed to strong interference, lightning risk, difficult maintenance or a radio path that is not the best for the selected tower. High-gain antennas can also have narrow vertical patterns, so an excessively high or close installation may place the tower outside the main lobe.
Test several practical positions and orientations while watching RSRP, RSRQ, SINR and actual throughput. A slightly lower point with a cleaner path and shorter cable can outperform the roof peak. Consider weather, mounting strength, safe access and the effect of nearby metal before finalising the location.
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Why is the highest possible antenna position not always the best final location?
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