Which risk increases when gain approaches maximum for a parabolic dish antenna?

💡 Explanation

Increased gain in a parabolic antenna narrows the beamwidth due to constructive interference concentrating signal energy. Therefore, precise directional alignment is critical, rather than improved SNR; environmental effects might only become noticeable at lower gain, because a narrower beam decreases the field of view.

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