Some may be aware of my system of hanging the TX around my waist in a box and supporting that box with cords around my waist and neck.  While this has worked fairly well I decided to give the attached a try.  It works ell with my slightly crippled right hand.  The wood handle that is supported and held to the TX is one that origin ally was left over from a series of 50 3-line handles I sold several years ago. The handle is "tied" to the TX with two heavy wire ties and currently with several layers of electrical tape.  If I get to go shopping soon I will try to find the tennis racket tape every one talks about.  I have pull tested this arrangement to over 50 pounds of steady and held pressure.  I think I was very lucky to have the wooded handle fit exactly within the TX's molded frame.
Joe

I like it. The handle does all the "work", and the transmitter comes along for the ride! As long as it's comfortable to use, why not? 

Bill, the new handle set up is really comfortable.  I have now attached two pictures to explain.  First pic shows my right hand. The first finger on the hand (trigger finger) has a permanent 90 degree bend and moves very little. I lost an argument with a APC 11x4 one morning and ended up with the finger with the new shape and dexterity.  The second pic is how I hold any CL handle. My trigger finger is almost always held on the outside of the handle in a "U" shaped piece of plywood.  In the 2.4 handle there is a conveniently shelf where he finger lays.  I now use my index finger to control the trigger on the TX.