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Download and open your Club Log ADIF

If your own log is lost or damaged, Club Log can give your uploaded QSOs back as an ADIF file. Drop it below to see what is in it, check it, and save a clean copy.

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Where to download it

Log in at clublog.org and open the Settings page of your account: Club Log’s help says the ADIF download of your log is there. Club Log keeps a log for each callsign, so download the one you need.

What the copy has — and lacks

Club Log calls it a minimal copy, meant for getting a lost log back: the basic QSO fields, not everything your logger kept. The DXCC country of each QSO is the one Club Log worked out, which can differ from what you uploaded.

After downloading

Use Check ADIF to fix what a logger may refuse, and Merge ADIF to put it together with what is left of your own log.

What is tested — and what is not

What the download contains is from Club Log’s own help. We did not download a log from a Club Log account of our own, so the exact button names on the Settings page are not quoted here.

Questions

Is anything sent to Club Log?
No. The file is read in your browser; nothing is uploaded.

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