I found a Tatung CM-1435 monitor in a pile of throwaway electronics. It does CGA, VGA and RGB and has some nasty screen burn in from when it was part of some exhibit. It works, but when I tried to get it to display RGB or VGA, it did something I've never seen a monitor do: it flipped the ENTIRE IMAGE both vertically and horizontally. Yes, everything is upside down and backwards.
What in the world could cause this? It seems to use a standard VGA-9 connector and the picture is as good as one might expect (aside from the whole upside-down backwards thing). Did someone dick around with the screen to make it work in a mirror or something? I've never heard of such a problem happening with this or any other kind of monitor.
EDIT: pictures:
(http://img398.imageshack.us/img398/650/sensationalreversemonitoramiga.jpg)
(http://img398.imageshack.us/img398/9779/sensationalreversemonitordream.jpg)
(http://img398.imageshack.us/img398/5938/sensationalreversemonitorsegac.jpg)
haha...better open it up to check if someone's plugged the yoke connector in back-arsewards. (or perhaps the CRT in inside out (damn removalists))