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No. Certificates are only generated by the Trusted QSL (TQSL) application, as approved by ARRL.  The way Club Log works is that we keep a copy of your a...

A TBK file is a backup of all your certificates for Logbook of The World, and it can be created from the Trusted QSL (TQSL) application. This is the preferr...

Please see: https://clublog.freshdesk.com/solution/articles/3000061741-i-ve-lost-my-encryption-key-why-does-club-log-need-it-

For most users, storing the Encryption Keys in the browser is the right choice. It is secure and poses no threat to your LoTW certificate security, as no da...

If you are a QSL manager, you should arrange to have the log transferred to your main login (if necessary, use the callsign transfer process - see https://c...

The password you are being asked for is the password for your ARRL LoTW login. This is the username and password that you normally use to access https://lot...

Club Log's aim by integrating with LoTW is to simplify synchronising QSOs that have been matched (i.e. QSLs), and it's assumed that you will cont...

Before you do this, make sure you have a good reason for sending duplicates to ARRL LoTW, as it is generally not necessary or desirable, and might cause con...

As a DXer, if you're already happy uploading separately, that's ok - but ask yourself why you have to do this. It actually involves quite a lot of st...