the transceiver and to the processor for supplying power fig6 illustrates a mobile handset 152 similar to mobile handset 102 described with respect to fig1 u2013 5 except that mobile handset 152 has a fixed antenna 154 that is in a fixed position relative to first housing portion 132 of handset 152 fixed antenna 154 has caribiner latch 156 caribiner latch 156 has an antenna caribiner latch portion 158 and a handset caribiner latch portion 160 the handset caribiner latch portion 160 is rotatably connected to handset 152 by caribiner latch hinge 164 referring to fig7 handset caribiner latch portion 156 can be rotated inward as shown by arrow 168 accordingly handset 152 can be clipped to a thin object such as for example a belt loop or a purse strap handset caribiner latch portion 156 can be pushed inward simply by applying pressure that is it is not necessary to additionally depress a button to move handset caribiner latch portion inward thus handset 152 can be clipped to a thin object simply with only one hand alternatively a button could be included it could be necessary to depress the button in order to move handset caribiner latch portion 156 inward fig8 shows an expanded internal view of the antenna 104 and latch 120 of handset 102 antenna 104 includes a wire 170 the first wire portion is feed point 175 a screw not shown connects antenna feed point 175 to a printed wire board pwb not shown.