1000mah means if you use 1000mah to draw the battery, it will be used up in one hour. If you use 1000mah to charge the battery, you use 1 hour at least to finish your charging.
I agree that it takes more time if you use a lower current to charge your cells. But if you use more than 1A (1000mah) to charge the battery as GP or 勁量 are suggesting, you are shortening the lfe of the battery. They offer slower chargers too just that at the same time they understand there are people who are as impatient as someone who wish to have battery to use in 15 minutes.
you said "何況市面上o既 GP 或 勁量 15分鐘差器 輸出 閒閒地都過 10A". People who are playing with 1/10 cars are just using about 6A to charge their 4300mah. Are you saying that people playing with the mini-z have to use 10A to charge their 1000mah GP 或 勁量?
In fact, both overcharging and charging with a too high current can damage the battery. GP or 勁量 are just avoiding the former but do not want to tell you the latter because only the former will pose a threat to safety and make their products illegal.
I really hope people can be more careful when they supply information here.
"1000mah means if you use 1000mah to draw the battery, it will be used up in one hour. If you use "
呢個只係理論上o既時間比例。
但實際上,用越高電流充電,時間就越唔成比例。
有興趣o既話可以親身走去 鴨記,詳細咁睇下各牌子o既 AAA 電包裝指示,就會明白。
1000 mAh,用 1A 電流來充佢 , 充兩粒 已經唔算多,有D cheap D O既 1000 mAh差電 要充 2.4 小時 才夠
A long charge time is resulted when the battery has a high resistance (ohms). Old or "abused" cells usually have this characteristic. Using a high charging current to finish your charging faster is what I consider 'abusing' your battery cells.
you mention, "1000 mAh,用 1A 電流來充佢 , 充兩粒 已經唔算多"
I guess if you are using a charger (say 1-12 cells) which requires you to enter the number of cells you are charging, the ampheres you enter should remain the same. There should be no difference in the charging time no matter how many cells (1-12) you are charging (except if one or more of your cells are spoiled and so they provide a high resistance).