I'm kind of new to this whole prototyping and electrical/mechanical work thing...please excuse any silliness.
I have a servo controlled by Arduino. It gets a signal from the web and then the Arduino writes the position to the servo (using the servo library). This gets updated...roughly every 2 minutes based on how long it takes for Arduino to interpret the web page. The servo value only changes once an hour and usually very minimally (its based on weather data). It seems that the servo is constantly getting signal because when I move it, ever so slightly with my fingers, it vibrates a bit and holds its position. This is in contrast to if it doesn't have power or signal and doesn't move at all.
Will this burn out the servo? If not, awesome. If so, how can I fix this so that it only gets signal briefly to move and then lock in place until the next reading?
Thank you Arduino geniuses of the world!