I would like to convert GPS Time To North American Daylight Central Time
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The GPS delivers its time in UTC, which is five hours ahead of North American Daylight Central Time. So a if you have a GPS point that was taken at 10.00 in Central North America it will have a UTC timestamp of 15.00. If you use a DateTimeCalculator to subtract 5 hours you get back to 10.00. If you need to further cleanup the timestamp you can use the DateTimeConverter.