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Can’t be done unfortunately, need to use a multimeter or the welding machines own readouts if it is calibrated and reliable but multimeter will give a better reading
if you have heat input, amps and travel speed you can calculate volts just by transposing the formula but if you do not have all of the information you cant
having said that if you are using stick or tig (MMAW or GTAW) you can guesstimate with a degree of accuracy what volts you will have
GTA will be about 12v +- and MMA 24+-
depending on amps, as the amps go up so does the voltsR
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