Actually, that time zone chart is not quite accurate. The differences
are correct for daylight time, but not for standard time.
PST (GMT/UCT - 8)
MST (GMT/UCT - 7)
CST (GMT/UCT - 6)
EST (GMT/UCT - 5)
PDT (GMT/UCT - 7)
MDT (GMT/UCT - 6)
CDT (GMT/UCT - 5)
EDT (GMT/UCT - 4)
And, of course, our daylight (summer) time has to be different from the
rest of the world. We start earlier and end later than the European
countries, so the difference from another given time zone isn't constant.
Dave
On 10/7/2013 10:30, Joel Madero wrote:
hip. Really 1 hour a month is enough time to give back a bit.
Hi,
I dont know if I can make it this Friday, but could you also point
out the time
in UTC too? For a continental european guest a time like "12:00pm
EST" is
ultimately confusing -- is that 0000EST or 2400EST?
Sure, apologies for that :)
So for North America (or at least United States) we have:
PST (GMT - 7)
MDT (GMT -6)
CST (GMT - 5)
EST (GMT - 4)
Once I get a head count of who theoretically would be interested if
the time was right, we can start discussing what specific time will
work and I'll make sure to do the conversion to GMT :) As of now it
looks like 1200 (1900 GMT) on Friday isn't going to work as there just
doesn't seem to be availability/interest.
All the best,
Joel
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