quick turbine orientation question

[Hogheavenfarm]

Due the the prevalence of southeaster's this year, I decided to lock the turbine aiming into the wind at SSE. This location only gets wind from the South, or from the North. My question is this - If the wind switches direction, (comes from the North), the turbine will spin in reverse rotation. Its an A/C motor, so will it be making "anti-A/C"? Will "anti A/C" produce "Anti-D/C"? Will the "Anti-D/C" interact with the "regular D/C" and make a mini black hole in my barn? Or maybe produce an incredible amount of power I can use for the next decade?

Seriously, I assume the motor can spin either way and still send power to the batteries, no?

 

[HighDesertOffgrid]

If it's 3 phase through a rectifier it doesn't matter.

 

[Warpspeed]

Ac machine will work equally well rotating in either direction.
The rectifier turns the ac into dc so no problem there either.

 

[Hogheavenfarm]

Yes, 3 phase through a rectifier, thx.