Hi There! First off I want to apologize if this is not where it should be... I have been in need of a display case for chocolates for a while now and the guy who built it for me, though a real nice guy with woodworking skills, didn't know how to do the electrical part. Neither do I. I'm a Chocolatier. I figured I should ask around for advice before I embark on this little adventure and blow myself up. The Project: It is a wood and plexiglass tabletop case 35"x26"x25" with sliding glass doors in the back. It needs to keep an internal temp between 65F-70F. Typical Ambient temp of places I will be would be 80F or lower so I'm looking for a 10-15 degree drop from Ambient. I have been looking at low profile power supplies since I have a 4" high 20" deep 34" wide space to shove it in. I have also been looking at The Peltier chip TEC1-12712 (12A/15.4v) maybe two in parallel. Not sure where to go from here. So...anyone have any suggestions?

I am debating replacing all of the coax cable in the house. I am assuming it is the original based on what I've seen in the attic and outside at the junction box. I will be dropping at least 4 connections, possibly 5. Im not sure of the codes that go along with running cable. I want to do it mysefl but I also want to do it the right way. I live in Florida if that helps. Was thinking of using the Quad shield from my local lowes. [url=http://www.lowes.com/pd_29768-295-56918441_0+1z0vj2b+1z0wxsr__?productId=3332782&Ntt=coax+cable&pl=1¤tURL=%3FNtt%3Dcoax%2Bcable%26page%3D1&facetInfo=In%20Store|RG6-Quad%20Shield]Quad Shield Black Coax Cable[/url] For the splitter I was thinking of using [url=http://www.lowes.com/pd_248255-1571-VM1002-V1_0+1z0vj2b__?productId=50122181&Ntt=coax+cable+splitters&pl=1¤tURL=%3FNtt%3Dcoax%2Bcable%2Bsplitters%26page%3D1&facetInfo=In%20Store]Legrand Nickel 8-Way Coax Video Cable Splitter[/url] or [url=http://www.lowes.com/pd_251888-12704-85-138_0+1z0vj2b__?productId=3197005&Ntt=coax+cable+splitters&pl=1¤tURL=%3FNtt%3Dcoax%2Bcable%2Bsplitters%26page%3D1&facetInfo=In%20Store]IDEAL Zinc 8-Way Coax Video Cable Splitter[/url] I don't mind spending the extra money for the first splitter if it makes a difference. I plan on cleaning up all of the dead connections outside, remove all of the unused lines, run a single line up into the attic into the splitter, then branch off to each connection location. Any thoughts, opinions or suggestions on the items or running the cable? Thanks.