Tools, Sharpening and Power Machinery - Drilling holes for tv cable

I want to run tv cable throughout my apartment.
What kind of drill bit do I use to make holes to run tv cable (RG95/U).
The bit that the cable tv installers use looks like an auger?
Hope I've explained this right. Thanx.

hi
you could used a spade type bit 7/16 or 1/2 in
or a auger bit 7/16 or 1/2 in

I've done a bit of this (not an expert) and I found I could get away with smaller, cleaner holes if I was prepared to terminate the coax myself. Off hand I can't remember what size bit I used but it was not a spade. I would start small and work your way up to the smallest bit that will fit the cable. For thicker walls/areas, a fish might help.

Since you have an apartment, I have to ask. Have you consdered a wireless option? If you just want to plunk a TV in one of the bedrooms, going wireless might be something to consider.

Thank you all for your responses.
The tv cable RG95/U is 5/32". The hole that was made by the Cable installation people previously was 1/2".
The wall I have to go through is 6-1/4".
How is an auger measured. From tip to tip 8" or 8" of actual cutting area?

What is a fish?

When you look at a bit, you'll know right away if it's long enough. I suggest getting one that is somewhat longer than 6-1/4, cos you'll have to chuck it and still clear the other side. I also reccomend an auger bit, they are expensive but a lot more durable. A fish is a semi-rigid steel spring that you will use to hook up the cable to and pull it through the hole.

Thank you for your prompt response.
I'll take it from here.
Thanx again.