Haberle:
I’m assuming you have an 18†round dish, which you didn’t say. If so, you should be able to check for a signal as follows:
Make sure to note your dish settings before moving it, so you can reset it easily.
Move your dish to Sat B at 119 degrees. Check compass settings for your area. Sat B should be to the "left" of Sat A where you are.
Lower the dish elevation about 4 degrees, as Sat B is in a lower orbit than Sat A.
IF you can get a signal, which may be debatable judging from comments in your post, there are lots of channels on Sat B. Many are Spanish, so you shouldn’t have any trouble determining whether or not you’re getting Sat B. Check this link for programming:
http://www.lyngsat.com/dig/directvusa119.shtml
I had line of sight trouble with Sat B because of its lower elevation and had to relocate my oval dish before it would work. 4 degrees lower elevation doesn’t sound like much but it can be. Sat A worked fine before moving the dish.
Good luck.