> Multiply that current by 10-100 to 'charge it faster' ... No, that can't be done without damaging the batteries. A fast charge in this context means multiply

> Multiply that current by 10-100 to 'charge it faster' ... No, that can't be done without damaging the batteries. A fast charge in this context means multiplying the default charging current by roughly three, not 10, and certainly not 100.