If you're going to get all bitchy about my attempt, then I'm not going to reply again.

I gave you information that I felt matched what you were asking. You never specified that you were able to watch it, just that you wanted to know which satellite they were using. How is that relevant? Just aim the dish and cycle through the transponders. There's a half dozen or so up there.

My experience from having the service for about a decade says that you shouldn't be on any particular satellite, just aim, get the best signal and you're done. I don't know why people want to make it so difficult. You can't get a signal from another satellite because of the encryption they all use, so find one that works for you and you're done. If you want actual coordinates, my receivers tell me where I should be aiming, try reading your manual.