If you're just dying to use it, you might outfit it with a linear LNB and aim it at a bird which has pretty much just one strong signal on it.
That would be
Whitesprings @ 129w.
Though, I'm not sure if you'd like their old-movie format.
Not much else on that satellite, so not worth wasting a bigger dish.
I got it fine last year on a little DirecTV Phase III dish.
It's about equally small.
We have pictures of both Dish Network and DirecTV dishes converted to linear LNBs, if you need encouragement.
Or, as suggested, leave the circular LNB on the dish, aim for 119w, and you've got NASA TV.
There's a
thread around here somewhere by Iceberg, which lists what is receivable on the little dishes.
edit: oops, that list is circular Dish Network stuff, only... I'll look for the linear list . . .
The list is pretty short, and mostly for bragging rights.
For instance, just because you can get one signal off a bird that might have 10..50..100 signals with a proper dish, is hardly a reason to bother.
It's your decision.
