Cuda 350S/Map installation

Hello fellow NorCal anglers.  Proud to say I have joined such a prestigious and amusing group, and look forward to meeting you all out on the water soon. 
I recently purchased a Trident Prowler 13 along with an Eagle Cuda 350S/Map FF.  Looking over the installation instructions confused me even more than I already am on how to hook the thing up.  Many of your posts have shown very clean FF setups (which I am very envious of) and was wondering what my next plan of action should be (besides reading the installation manual....again.)  The manual doesn't have any instruction on how to install it on a kayak.  So, I don't know whether I should try to install it through the scupper hole or mount it somewhere in the hull. 
Any suggestions would be much appreciated!     

Hello fellow NorCal anglers.  Proud to say I have joined such a prestigious and amusing group, and look forward to meeting you all out on the water soon. 
I recently purchased a Trident Prowler 13 along with an Eagle Cuda 350S/Map FF.  Looking over the installation instructions confused me even more than I already am on how to hook the thing up.  Many of your posts have shown very clean FF setups (which I am very envious of) and was wondering what my next plan of action should be (besides reading the installation manual....again.)  The manual doesn't have any instruction on how to install it on a kayak.  So, I don't know whether I should try to install it through the scupper hole or mount it somewhere in the hull. 
Any suggestions would be much appreciated!     

Welcome aboard Shadow10.  Do you know what type of transducer that came with your FF?

Comes with a 200 kHz Skimmer transducer

Check out the "Rigged Kayaks" section link below:

http://www.norcalkayakanglers.com/index.php/board,13.0.html

I mounted my 350s/map with a RAM mount under the Sonar Shield.

http://www.northwestkayakanglers.com/index.php/topic,4090.0.html

Eagle does not have a scupper transducer, but you CAN put one together with some PVC.  I did this with a Trident 11 so that I could mount my 350 on my friends T11 last week for the Georgia Kayak Tournament Trail