Rewrite section about props spinning when armed
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## Before installing the Flight Controller in your craft
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Please consult the [Cli](Cli.md), [Controls](Controls.md), [Failsafe](Failsafe.md) and [Modes](Modes.md) documentation
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Please consult the [Cli](Cli.md), [Controls](Controls.md), [Failsafe](Failsafe.md) and [Modes](Modes.md)
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pages for further important information.
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You are highly advised to use the Receiver tab in CleanFlight Configurator, making sure your Rx channel values are centered at 1500 (1520 for Futaba RC) and Min/Max values are reached when controls are operated.
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You may have to adjust your channel endpoints and trims/sub-trims, on your RC transmitter, to achieve the expected values.
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## Feature MOTOR_STOP
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The default Cleanflight configuration has the MOTOR_STOP feature DISABLED by default. What this means is that as soon as the controller is armed, the propellers *WILL* begin spinning at low speed. It is recommended that this setting be retained as it provides a good visual indication that the craft is armed. You can read more about arming and setting the MOTOR_STOP feature if desired in the relevant sections of the manual.
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## Props Spinning When Armed
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With the default configuration, when the controller is armed, the propellers *WILL* begin spinning at low speed.
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We recommend keeping this setting as it provides a good visual indication the craft is armed.
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If you wish to change this behavior, see the MOTOR_STOP feature in the Configurator and relevant docuemntation pages.
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Enabling this feature will stop the props from spinning when armed.
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