Yes, you can move the dish and it will work on 19.2E Ok.
You can use a Sky receiver, but best to get another box, as Sky boxes are designed only to be used on 28E, and lack the functionality for proper use on other satellites.
That would require two people, one to move the dish the other to monitor the signal bars on the stb assuming of course you set it to a frequency SR and FEC that is common to both satellites. However be aware that the sky box is knobbled by sky and is therefore limited in the frequency range FEC and SR and you will not be able to receive a number of channels on 19.2 East
Get yourself a £5 in-line meter. Swing the dish round, peak and check you've hit the correct satellite using the receiver's scan services option. Mark up the dish beforehand.
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