Ok, very expensive, but it works... I used with the MC400-1200 modem that has a 4x4 LTE, 4x4 WiFi, and GPS. This is the only option if you really want to project all those antennas onto the roof in a sensibly sized setup.
Performance has been excellent at my initial two site testing, but it will be tested in motion and at some tough spot as time goes by.
Just think about 9 coax cables though, they have to be routed somewhere! I used a 1 1/4" access tube, which also leaves enough space for a couple of other cables and for the 4 cables for a 4x4 LTE when I add the second MC400-1200 model to my IBR1700. And talking about cables, this has a 5M long cable set, which should cover most installation cases (mine's on the roof of an RV into an equipment closet not far from the roof) and it's easier to get the installation working then get the length right later. The antenna has short coax of about 12" which are then are coupled through SMA's to the longer more efficient cable, so it's reasonably easy to switch them.
Minor notes: the shrink sleeve on the SMA couplings will stop them unraveling, but they are not fully shrunk onto the cable so will not stop water. And the LTE cable ends have a yellow tape with white writing, hardly readable!
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