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I am available for racing around this time.
During the week, much later but probably no one will be awake
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**dizzy, as I'm reading all of this**Vortex a écrit :US & Canada
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PST (Pacific Standard Time; ex. California, British Columbia) = GMT - 8
MST (Mountain Standard Time; ex. Colorado, Alberta ) = GMT - 7
CST (Central St. Time; ex. Kansas??, Saskatchewan) = GMT - 6
EST (Easter St. Time; ex. New York, Quebec) = GMT - 5
Let's say we meet at 4pm - 8pm (as proposed). In referece to what time? Let's say EST.
UK (Great Britain)
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GMT (Greenwich Mean Time; ex. UK) = GMT
Then it would still be 9pm - 1am here.
Western Europe (France, Germany, Spain, Italy...etc, etc....oh NOT Belgium...hehe, just kidding)
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CET (Central European Time) = GMT + 1
Then it would still be 10pm - 2am here.
Actually I jsut realised that if it's on the weekend, it might actually be possible ;-)
I'm not sure to understand what you mean by that, but :I POnDer ....Is this a French forum?...Frenchglish?....or .........
just a silly dream?
Just in case I'm not dreaming, ......USA Eastern time
Dfg a écrit :I don't understand at all 1600hrs or 2000hrs ... :-) for me it it juste a huge amount of time ... 16h00 and 20h00 ?