Yes it is most likely that the satelite dish coax will be OK for the job. It is commonly 52 ohm which is what you want.
52 ohm describes the "characteristic " impedance of cable. It is described in ohms (normally for resistance) because it describes the ratio of voltage to current which will produce the least loss over a long cable run.
Now losses in a coax cable rise with length of run and frequency. The more losses the more important it is to minimise the losses by having the correct impedance of the cable to match the source and load.
What this means to you is that being a receiver and one that does not require huge sensitivity almost any cable will be fine.
Of course the dimensions of the cable should suit the connectors. Good luck olewill