Amateur radio since 1996. I actually work as a security consultant for an I. T. company (I setup and manage firewalls/VPN, intrusion detection/prevention systems, digital signature security appliances and so on). My favourite HF band is 40 meters. On evenings I'm QRV on local UHF repeater on frequency 430,475 MHz (callsign IR3UEJ, Echolink node# 51030). Since December 2005 I've been volonteer of italian Red Cross. Since May 2014 I've been instructor about radio communications for italian Red Cross.

This's my webcam from my station: http://webcam2.de-paolis.net:8080 (username/password: guest)

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This's my actual ham radio station

Antennas: HF vertical "Bluemoon" 40 to 10 meter bands, VHF/UHF vertical Diamond V2000, VHF/UHF vertical Diamond X600

Transceivers: HF/VHF all mode: Icom IC 7400, VHF/UHF FM & DSTAR: Icom IC 2820, UHF DMR: Motorola DM 1600, Hytera MD785G (QRV on TalkGroup 222 or 22232 BrandMeister Net or 2223 DMR+ Net)

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This's my actual ham radio station mobile

Antennas: HF "Proxel X7" 40 meter to 6 meter bands, VHF/UHF Hoxin NR770

Transceiver: Icom IC 706 MKII G

 

I setup DSTAR hot spot "IN3EQA C" on VHF frequency 145,487.5 MHz using an Icom IC 207 and DV-RPTR board (V1)

I setup DMR hot spot ID 2223025 on UHF frequency 433.450 MHz using a SharkRF board; you can check if it's available on BrandMeister Net or DMR+ Net

I setup Echolink node "IN3EQA-L" (ID# 51030) linked to UHF repeater IR3UEJ 430.475 MHz (shift +5 MHz, tone 123 Hz) using an Icom IC 2725 and "EASY DIGI" radio interface (it's always on 24H)

These're some pics from my shack:

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This's my "portable" DMR setup (Hytera MD785G, battery supply Fiamm 12V/12A or power supply switching 13,5V/30A Nissei MS280E with RF/SWR meter RMS):

 

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This's my mobile setup: