I think if you remove the capacitors, you would have a problem. The capacitor is there to "regulate" the voltage in the other secondary. The capacitor is calculated according to line frequency and the secondary impedance. Just use the other two secondaries of the respective power supplies tied together.I think you'd have to remove the capacitors then.
I was looking at the schematic of one and wonder if you can actually use the winding the capacitor is on for an output if the capacitor is removed.
BTW this thing has a lot of capacitors for the resonant winding.. I'll need to crack it open to count them. The transformer itself is about a 1 foot cube. It all weights around 100 pounds. That's 50 British pounds.
*snicker*
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