When Janet and I decided to change over to Futaba 2.4GHz R/C, neither of us followed my piece of advice in the accompanying text (i.e. read the instructions properly) but happily did what we've always done with receivers in the past, and lovingly put them to bed in a blanket of foam deep within the bowels of the model. Having been prompted to take a closer look at the instructions I found that a 2.4 receiver needs a cool environment and should be stuck in its naked state within the fuselage using double-sided tape. With this I quickly discovered that double-sided tape doesn't cling onto the rough balsa internals of a fuselage too well. The solution is to apply a little thin cyano to the area of balsa where the tape will be applied, this followed by a very light sanding with fine wet-and-dry to remove the hairy bits.
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机译：当我和简妮（Janet）决定改用Futaba 2.4GHz R / C时，我们俩都没有遵循我在随附文本中的建议（即正确阅读说明），但很高兴地做到了过去对接收器所做的一切，并深情地将它们放在模型肠内深处的泡沫毯中睡觉。在被提示仔细查看说明之后，我发现2.4接收器需要一个凉爽的环境，应该使用双面胶带以裸露的状态粘贴在机身内。有了这个，我很快发现双面胶带不能很好地粘在机身粗糙的轻木内部。解决的办法是在将要粘贴胶带的轻木区域上涂上一些稀薄的氰基，然后用非常细的湿法和干法打磨非常轻的砂纸，以去除毛状碎屑。
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