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Leinenkugel Neon Beer Sign Popular Q&A
Q: How to Make a Neon Beer Sign.
A: 1. Determine your sign design. Use pencil and paper to sketch a blueprint of the design. Most neon beer signs feature a specific beer, brand, or type of brew (s... Read More »
Q: How to Replace the Transformer in an Old Neon Beer Sign.
A: 1. Unplug the transformer from the power socket. Neon transformers usually have outputs of 4,000 to 12,000 volts, which can be very dangerous. 2. Remove the ins... Read More »
Q: What was the first pub that had a neon beer sign?
A: The first known use of a neon liquor sign was in 1913. Vermouth brand Cinzano illuminated the night sky in Paris by the Grand Palais. The Electric Lamp industry... Read More »
Q: What is the regular configuration of a neon beer sign?
A: The configuration of a neon beer sign depends on the size of the sign. The standard neon beer sign uses less power than a 75 watt light bulb. The average neon b... Read More »
Q: What do beer companies do with the neon signs?
A: The company that bought them sells them, or takes them home. They are not put up nor taken down by beer companies. Read More »