Eastern Standard Time

[zimzum42]

I have a conference call at 9am EST

I have looked on the web but am still unsure. What time is this in London, 3 or 4pm?????????????

 

[asterix]

It's 5.22 a.m. now

 

[4F]

http://wwp.greenwichmeantime.co.uk/time-zone/usa/eastern-time/

 

[4F]

It's 5.22 a.m. now

EST showing as GMT -5 but as we are in British summer time in the UK I think you should add 1 hour on to your time ie 6:22 am

So I would say the answer is 2 pm UK time

 

[Theseus]

I use this all the time, what with meeting with people in India, US & UK.

 

[CopperBrompton]

If you use Firefox, Foxclocks is your friend. Select the cities you want, and then you just mouse-over the globe in the status bar at the bottom. no need to even click anything.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

If you use Firefox, Foxclocks is your friend.

OT (should be ok, I think zimzum has his answer)

Just had a quick look at foxclocks and it's had 3,824,716 downloads and there's a suggested $4 donation to download. I wonder how many folk do actually donate anything. If say even only 5% gave a $1 that would still be a lot of cash!

Maybe it pays to speak geek.

 

[zimzum42]

So it seems I messed everything up, but have sorted it now, so thanks guys!

 

[CopperBrompton]

Just had a quick look at foxclocks and it's had 3,824,716 downloads and there's a suggested $4 donation to download. I wonder how many folk do actually donate anything. If say even only 5% gave a $1 that would still be a lot of cash!

I doubt it's 5%, probably more like 1%, but I did - well worth it. I regularly deal with a couple of other countries, and also travel a fair bit, so having the cities I need in so convenient a form is brilliant.

 

[ComedyPilot]

I'd wait for the 'phone to ring, to be 100% sure

 

[zimzum42]

I'd wait for the 'phone to ring, to be 100% sure

LOL - I ad to call them.

All worked out in the long run, save for the fire alarm going off in the middle of one call and having to all be marched out to the car park!