hooks into their 34 locked 34 positions when each of the fixed protrusions 15 are up and beyond the slopes 421 to maintain the latch hooks 52 and 54 in this latched position the release of the beam 39 s spring force biases the hooks 52 and 54 carried by the beam 2 toward the recessed wall 78 of the fixed hooks 152 and 154 when decompressed the double spring beam 2 has sufficient tension from its double spring arms 418 to provide spring force retention that decompression release outwardly pushes the battery housing 10 toward the chassis 14 making retention easier meanwhile the 34 u 34 shaped retainer 422 locks on to the protrusion 15 the tri pod 39 s center leg 250 also fits in between the two fixed hooks 152 and 154 of the radio chassis 34 this latching at one end opposite a pivoted end forces the user to combine deliberate motions to prevent accidental battery detachment to remove the battery the user has to hold the radio stationary while grabbing and resting the palm against the battery meanwhile the latch assembly 102 is deflected and the battery pack is pivoted upward while deflection is maintained when wishing to unlock the battery pack 10 from the radio 30 one would linearly deflect the outer button end 3 of the tri pod ejector 4 as both of the latch hooks 52 and 54 are moved inward by the.