I wonder if the Maidenhead locator system devised by radio amateurs in 1980 and still used by all hams today would be a better fit. This uses geocodes not much

I wonder if the Maidenhead locator system devised by radio amateurs in 1980 and still used by all hams today would be a better fit. This uses geocodes not much longer than a zip code which are not random. It's easy to check if two locators are close just by looking at them and of course I know my locator as it's easy to remember. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maidenhead_Locator_System https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maidenhead_Locator_System Here is a Google map showing grid locators as you zoom in: https://www.egloff.eu/googlemap_v3/carto.php https://www.egloff.eu/googlemap_v3/carto.php