Idea for a Node Red flow

I just got a cheap transverter from the Transverters Store, and so far it is working great. I really love that I can now see the whole 2 meter band on the panadapter. Going to a frequency by clicking on the desired signal works pretty well, but then I need to tune around to get to the exact frequency.

It dawned on me that spots could be used as a quick way to see which repeaters are active, and even better, a click on the spot will take me straight to the frequency. The only downside is that the CTCSS tone will not be set using this method. To mitigate that, I put the tone frequency right in the spot.

Here is a snippet of C++ code that I used to test this out:

sendResult = send(sock, "CD1 | spot add rx_freq=146.700 callsign=W0DK_BARC_100", 54, 0);

sendResult = send(sock, "CD2 | spot add rx_freq=146.310 callsign=KB0VJJ_CRA_123", 55, 0);

sendResult = send(sock, "CD3 | spot add rx_freq=146.520 callsign=Simplex", 48, 0);

sendResult = send(sock, "CD4 | spot add rx_freq=144.200 callsign=144.200", 48, 0);

sendResult = send(sock, "CD5 | spot add rx_freq=145.340 callsign=N0PQV_Evgn_103.5", 57, 0);

sendResult = send(sock, "CD6 | spot add rx_freq=146.760 callsign=W0IA_BCARES_100", 56, 0);

Here is the result:

Now I can see which repeaters are available, which are active and quickly navigate to them. A txt file with the spot info in it could be read in and sent to the radio as spots. I will fool around with this a bit from the C++ perspective, but I thought with Dave's Node Red dashboards, it might be desirable to include something like this to help round out the application.

So Dave, any thoughts on this?