Sometimes we have to share the .94 frequency with Houston, San Antonio, and/or Fort Worth. Here is a short list of alternate repeaters to program your radio(s) to and a suggested memory channel number so you can quickly jump to the right frequency. Note that the (dot digit-digit) of the repeater becomes the channel number. This works nicely on the 2M band.
| Frequency | PL Tone | Offset | Info | Channel |
| 146.900 | none | -600Khz | 3M repeater, wide area coverage, no tone | 90 |
| 146.880 | 107.2 | -600Khz | AARC repeater, Pickel Research Facility | 88 |
| 147.360 | 131.8 | +600Khz | Next door to the .94 but no shadow | 36 |
| 146.640 | 162.2 | -600Khz | WCARC repeater, Georgetown, linked to Taylor .45 | 64 |
| 145.450 | 162.2 | -600Khz | WCARC repeater, Taylor, linked to Georgetown .64 | 45 |
| 147.280 | 100.0 | +600Khz | NA6M repeater, Georgetown, wide area coverage | 28 |
