Solar powered forced air wood dryer

Hi;
I have a two story mock-barn garage.
The upstairs gets hot in the sun, the downstairs is cool, and not good for drying wood.
But outdoor wood in my coastal climate needs a roof or it does not dry well.

So:
-I took some scrap 4" metal ducting tube
-cut a hole in the floor of the upstairs and passed the 4" tube from upstairs down to the lower floor
-scavenged a DC computer fan from a scrap computer
-connected it to a small solar panel I had, mounted on the south face of the barn roof (near perfect solar angle, by chance)

Now, the sun comes out, the upstairs warms up, and the fan blows warm dry air underneath my woodstack below.
I will be interested to see whether it makes a difference; I am already thinking of upsizing the fan and the collector panel, or putting more units in other spots into the woodpile.
cheers, Doug

Hi - I will get pictures during the day.
Shawn: I thought about installing a ramp and storing the wood upstairs but the kids use the upstairs for teenage pursuits.

It worked!
I have not gotten good pictures yet, but the area of my woodpile that was ventilated with loft air was definitely dryer than surrounding areas.
When my bins are empty next, I am going to put in a couple more ducts, with more scrap computer fans.

Maple1, where did you get your shipping container?