On the D3 you can hit the screen and it says something like calculate a radius detour from this point, (with a list of ranges). I find this to be the most useful option for myself. My wife just got a Explorer with Sync and its Navigation does NOT have it and I'm surprised since it seems like such an obvious feature.
So I just want to make sure the F series still has it. Can you do it via voice commands, (like "calculate 1km detour" ??)
I was told from the other members, no. I had a 700bt and it was not there. I just sent it back for a 900bt in hopes of using the traffic feature of MSN which will reroute you.
There is no voice command for ANY navigation features.
Just to clarify, (reading my post where I say "its says something like" might have caused some confusion)....
On the D3 it bring up the 'shortcuts' menu and one of them gives you the option to route around your current spot. A couple of pictures are worth a thousand words...
So, has this feature really been removed from all the F Series?
Can anyone verify this? I returned my 700 for a 900 which has been put on backorder.
This is not there on my F90BT. ... The only rerouting detours I get are automatic via the traffic from MSN Direct.
you guys may want to check out this other thread i posted in the General Forum. It has a video of how to get to this hidden feature.
* Route a destination
* From the menu select "Destination"
* Click "Route Function" at the bottom
* On the next screen, select "Itinerary"
* Select one of the items on the itinerary (Did you know you can select them? I didn't!... Shocked)
* Select "Avoid" at the bottom right
Wow! Thats a lot to do while driving! Can you setup a shortcut to it (kinda like on the D3?) when you just hit the map screen and it bring up a button to go down into itinerary, (and you can hit avoid at that point)?
Thanks for the info BTW... I think I won't get this unit at this point 
on this idea, when you click on the address you want, on the D3 you can have it in the settings to choose from multiple routes.
so it comes up with an okay or next and you can choose from which route you would prefer
does the F series off this as well??