Which consequence results when antenna "squint" exceeds specifications?

💡 Explanation

Excessive antenna squint causes beam misalignment because the intended radiation pattern shifts away from intended coverage areas. Thus, signal strength decreases significantly at the network edges due to reduced **directivity**, therefore decreasing SNR especially at the edges, rather than bandwidth changes or amplifier adjustments.

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