50.2 volts is too high and theoretically shouldn't be possible since most of the sensors are based upon a 5 volt reference. Did you mean K-Ohms?
How are you measuring it? If you are measuring the sensor with it unplugged then voltage is useless and you should be measuring resistance. Resistance should vary a great deal with temperature but I can't remember if it goes up or down. I'm thinking that high resistance=low temp on our sensors and low resistance = high temp. However, I don't remember now.
If your values were 7.00 K-ohms and 50.2 K-ohms then it makes sense.
You should go back and re-check the readings paying close attention to the scale and such.
warmonger
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