ExternalDatabases¶

RepeaterBook¶

Including multi-state results¶

Short Story:

Step 1 - Query each state that could be in your final distance (aka proximity) query
Step 2 - Modify the Chirp query to use latitude, longitude and distance (miles)
Step 3 - Execute the distance query

Explanation

RepeaterBook has a distance based query called Proximity 2.0 but does not have an API with the same functionality. Using a multi-state query might trigger rate limiting by RepeaterBook.
Chirp caches (temporarily stores) query results for the web session and the cached results. Instead of creating a new query Chirp will search the. cache for the proximity results using longitude and latitude.