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UK, here I come.

It has been five years since the last time I had my feet in Manchester and this is a good time to 'balik kampung' once again. I've just got my reciprocal call sign from OFCOM and I'm going to operate SSB/QRP & APRS as M0HIK from 21st April to 7th May 2013.

Update: I'm back in Malaysia, didn't manage to work on SSB/QRP but you could see me on aprs.fi, going around NorthWest England on 28-29th April and I went down to Oxford, Bath and London on 4th-6th May.

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