iRadTech Lite

I originally chose the free version, which is basically a trial version without many positions. I purchased the full version, since it is cheaper and much more convenient than a "pocket" positioning guide book and lots better than the "little black book" (older RAD techs & students know what I'm talking about). One complaint I had, and several reviews also stated, were the lack of techniques. There is so much variation between film, CR, DR, different brands, rooms, and preferences, that I can understand the app not supplying these, but I wanted to be able to add some as notes myself. Then, after complaining for a while about this myself, I realized the app already has this! For all of you also complaining, just look under each of the individual positions. There is a blue "Note" tab on the upper right of the page. You can type in whatever you want. I go to several physical locations and deal with lots of different equipment, so under "Note" I add the location or room and an average technique for that exam. You can add whatever notes you want, it is free form. I don't need to look at it often, but it is a great reference to have on hand especially if you are a new tech or deal with lots of different equipment and it is great peace-of-mind to always have with you on your phone if you ever do have a question. Well worth the price!

Plzzzz add avg. body habitus techniques(with and without grid)!! That's all that's holding this app back and keeping me from even thinking about buying full version. So techniques, techniques, techniques and I'll give 5 stars and buy full version.

I am an xray student and this app is very helpful for studying and even to just refresh the memory of rarely used positions.