@addamnorth Yes, this issue was reported a couple of times here in the forum. if you go to tags (the icon right of the clock symbol on top) and select Android you will find the descriptions of similar problems. It is happens, when the total size of a transaction becomes to large, typically caused by a large number of small transactions used to compose the outgoing transaction. It helps to send the coins in smaller amounts. Typically a transaction of 6k-7k makes it to the block chain without problems.

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@AmDD You should have access now. There was a little misconfiguration in the access rights for that group. You are right, that there currently is only one server serving the Android wallet connections. I have created a ‘special’ image of the standard client for that server,so that it can talk to the Android wallets, as these are a bit outdated and are rejected by the 0.9.x Clients normally. We are working on a new release for the Android wallets, so they can talk to the ‘standard’ 0.9.x client and then they will connect to multiple peers again. BTW: any assistance by a Java/Android programmer is highly appreciated here

I found a hanging feathercoind on one of the seed nodes. Problem is solved and your Android wallet should sync now

One of our servers was stalled. the Android wallets should start to sync again soon.

I also came across this wallet that can store and exchange FTC. Still going, interesting if anyone tried it. Coinomi Bitcoin Altcoin Wallet https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.coinomi.wallet&hl=en_GB https://coinomi.com/

The problem should be solved by now. See: http://forum.feathercoin.com/topic/8852/android-wallets-facing-synchronisation-problems for additional information and instructions